Re: Sulcatta, the "green iguana" of tortoises?

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: : : : : : We purchased a sulcatta over a year ago, and another hatchling this : : : summer. I see the price dropping on these tortoises : : : drastically over just one breeding season, with hatchlings : : : available for as little as 35$(ads on the classifieds right now). My : : : question is this: Does anyone see this as a similar event : : : that has lead to the "cheapening" of the value of green iguanas : : : and burmese pythons? I am afraid there are ton's of people buying : : : sulcattas without a clue as to how large they get. I would be : : : willing to adopt a few in the future, but I don't think I can : : : care for more than four or five adults (we have 1.5 acres of yard for : : : them to roam on in the future). I get a little uncomfortable when : : : animals that grow big are sold cheaply..... : : : Tom

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