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Posted by Clay Valeri on July 25, 2001 at 12:33:59:

In Reply to: Re: Tortoise Party!........ posted by Zab on July 25, 2001 at 10:14:35:

Thanks all for comments.
These are Red Footed Torts, Geochelone carbonaria, and all are Barbadian morphs, which is dinstinct from the mainland for having deep black and extreme color contransting, never brownish. Some of mine are cherryheads. The larger you can see in previous pic are 2 and half yrs old, and the rest are 1 years old. I keep them growing slowly as better health and 90% tropical fruit diet, no ones suffer for metabolic illness or diet related troubles.

Clay Valeri

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: Thanks all for comments. : These are Red Footed Torts, Geochelone carbonaria, and all are Barbadian morphs, which is dinstinct from the mainland for having deep black and extreme color contransting, never brownish. Some of mine are cherryheads. The larger you can see in previous pic are 2 and half yrs old, and the rest are 1 years old. I keep them growing slowly as better health and 90% tropical fruit diet, no ones suffer for metabolic illness or diet related troubles. : Clay Valeri

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