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[baningsulawesi]

HI ALL
I HAVE 2 BABY PARDALIS AND 1 INDIAN STAR. I INTEREST WITH FORSTENI AND ELONGATA.WHO HAVE BREEDING FORSTENI AND ELONGATA IN HERE? I WANT LEARN ABOUT BREEDING FORSTENI AND ELONGATA.

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Very beautiful tortoises!

 

[Grandpa Turtle 144]

Hello and welcome to the TFO from AZ, USA . Great baby torts . But I'm sorry I don't believe in mixing breeds together . But have a great tort day

 

[Yvonne G]

Hi, and welcome to the Forum! I see three leopards, a sulcata and a star in the picture. Are those not all yours?

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Hello and welcome to the TFO from AZ, USA . Great baby torts . But I'm sorry I don't believe in mixing breeds together . But have a great tort day

+1. That photo was just so that we could see them all together, wasn't it? You know that they all need different housing, right?
Maybe just a photo off the web?

 

[Grandpa Turtle 144]

+1. That photo was just so that we could see them all together, wasn't it? You know that they all need different housing, right?
Maybe just a photo off the web?

Sorry but still have my feelings , just like when I go to a trade show I don't like to see 2 different types of tort in the same container . Evan when the seller says " I only doing it for the show " sorry

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Hello, and a very warm welcome to Tortoise Forum to you and all your beautiful torts.
If you look under the Southeast Asian Tortoise forum here you will find a section for Elongated and Forsten tortoises that may be of some help to you.
And I agree, not good to keep them mixed together. Must be stressful even if only temporary and risks spreading parasites and pathogens.
Any questions, please ask.

 

[Grandpa Turtle 144]

Hello, and a very warm welcome to Tortoise Forum to you and all your beautiful torts.
If you look under the Southeast Asian Tortoise forum here you will find a section for Elongated and Forsten tortoises that may be of some help to you.
And I agree, not good to keep them mixed together. Must be stressful even if only temporary and risks spreading parasites and pathogens.
Any questions, please ask.

Thank you for understanding !

 

[pam]

Welcome

 

[Merrick]

Welcome elongateds are a lot like red foots except more humidity and shade along with less heat