Re: genetics...pyramiding even in wild tortoises......

Posted by EJ on July 30, 2000 at 11:55:10:

In Reply to: Re: genetics...pyramiding even in wild tortoises...... posted by m chambers from missouri on July 30, 2000 at 09:02:08:

Just because an animal comes out of wild does not necessarily mean the animal came from optimal conditions.
If any of my animals show any signs of pyramiding I always question what am I doing wrong? With some species like the leopards and stars I will accept some pyramiding but I still ask why because I know that they are capable perfectly smooth growth. Those animals do seem to have a genetic connection to a trend to pyramiding. In redfoots and yellowfoots I would seriously look at something missing if there were any signs of pyramiding.

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: Just because an animal comes out of wild does not necessarily mean the animal came from optimal conditions. : If any of my animals show any signs of pyramiding I always question what am I doing wrong? With some species like the leopards and stars I will accept some pyramiding but I still ask why because I know that they are capable perfectly smooth growth. Those animals do seem to have a genetic connection to a trend to pyramiding. In redfoots and yellowfoots I would seriously look at something missing if there were any signs of pyramiding.

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