Re: Thanks for the heads up..n/p

Posted by Giovanni on August 28, 2000 at 10:14:12:

In Reply to: Interesting info for redfoot keepers posted by Julie on August 28, 2000 at 09:27:42:

: A couple in Germany who breed redfoot tortoises travelled to French Guiana to observe wild redfoot tortoises there. Their observations make interesting reading and provide some insight into ideal temperatures and diet. You can access their paper, Observations at the Habitat of Geochelone Carbonaria in French Guiana, through the redfoot egroup. Go to www.egroups.com/messages/redfoot. Then go to message #379. Excuse any errors in their writing. Their language is German and they have translated the paper into English themselves.

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: : A couple in Germany who breed redfoot tortoises travelled to French Guiana to observe wild redfoot tortoises there. Their observations make interesting reading and provide some insight into ideal temperatures and diet. You can access their paper, Observations at the Habitat of Geochelone Carbonaria in French Guiana, through the redfoot egroup. Go to www.egroups.com/messages/redfoot. Then go to message #379. Excuse any errors in their writing. Their language is German and they have translated the paper into English themselves.

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