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Posted by EJ on July 24, 2000 at 10:18:48:
In Reply to: Andy aint gona touch this one. n/p posted by EJ on July 17, 2000 at 12:58:51:
: : Dear sir,
: : "Pyramidinig" of carapace in captive tortoises is a very common
: : sign. Although there were many discussions of this issue on this forum before, still, I have several puzzles to solve from your
: : excellent knowledgement.
: : 1. There are several instances that nature pyramiding appear in
: : the wild specimens(eg.Radiated T. Indian Star, Tent T...).
: : What are the differences between "captive made pyramiding"
: : and " nature pyramiding" on pathology (autopsy and microscopy
: : examination)?
: : 2. If we give the captive tortoise high protein , but also high
: : calcium diet(so high as the way we keep Chameleon) which can
: : match the demand from rapid growth due to high protein
: : diet, will the pyramiding appear? Do you have such study
: : before?
: : 3.You mentioned before that high protein diet would shorten the
: : life span of tortoise. How much degree will it happen? 10% or
: : 50%..cuting short? Aren't there no species differece between
: : it? Do your sutdy result only focus on Testudo sp. or cover
: : many different genus( Geochelone, Indotestudo, Manouria,
: : Kinixys...)?
: : 4. How much growth rate of a juvenile tortoise is suitable,
: : do you suppose? Any scientific data support it?
: : Thanks for your answering, that all benefit those tortoise lovers!
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