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Re: Which graeca subspecies is it? n/p


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Posted by Jeff on September 03, 2001 at 19:51:31:

In Reply to: Re: Which graeca subspecies is it? n/p posted by EJ on September 01, 2001 at 09:28:38:

: It is probably graeca graeca. I know that doesn't help you but they did come in with the 'syrian' or 'golden tortoise'. They look like a typical Greek tortoise but the skin has an orange tinge to it. Like I said i'm pretty sure they are from morocco.
: Ed

Yes, these are very nice torts. I have had a female for a few months now. She is eating like a champ and is showing nice growth. The orange/pink skin is very nice. I now need to find a nice looking male for her. As Ed said, they stay fairly small. Mine is less than 6 inches. She has a great personality and will eat from my hand. I believe it is graeca graeca, but someone else has said that they may be graeca terrestris. I don't know for sure, but I like mine.

Take Care,
Jeff
:
: : : There's these new graeca floating around. They are dynamite. They seem to stay about 6 to 8 inches. These are not the 'Syrian' forms. I've seen the same animals from morocco. Very outgoing personality and pretty too.
: : : Ed




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