Interesting, must be nice, I hear also of black pardalis. n/p

Posted by J.M. on September 04, 2000 at 00:16:24:

In Reply to: Re: (supplemental) posted by Giovanni on September 03, 2000 at 23:48:15:

: I was at a local Herp society meeting in my area some 3 months back. At the meeting was a couple selling 2 African Spurred Tortoises ( under the heading of "spur thigh" which is a common name for them in the south) that were 100% black. They did not look like G. Sulcata to me upon 1st inspection, so I studied them and they surely were. I'm actually sorry I didn't buy them because I'm sure I will never see that again.

: Ciao'

: Giovanni

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: : I was at a local Herp society meeting in my area some 3 months back. At the meeting was a couple selling 2 African Spurred Tortoises ( under the heading of "spur thigh" which is a common name for them in the south) that were 100% black. They did not look like G. Sulcata to me upon 1st inspection, so I studied them and they surely were. I'm actually sorry I didn't buy them because I'm sure I will never see that again. : : Ciao' : : Giovanni

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