Re: Cherry Head vs typical

Posted by Jeff on May 15, 2002 at 14:35:12:

In Reply to: Re: Cherry Head vs typical posted by Roy on May 15, 2002 at 14:12:34:

I keep two types of Cherry heads, Paraguayan and Brazilian. I also keep normal redfoots. They all interact well together. I would think that they would likely breed with eachother as well, as they really are the same species, just locality variations. Hope this helps.

Take Care,
Jeff

: I know. there are so many kind of red foot out there!

: In tortoise classifieds section, I saw about three kinds of them, cherry head, colombian, Bolivina!...(I bet there must be some other kind) What are the difference between them beside where they are from?

: I am looking for a typical red foot that is not too big in their full grown size, which kind should I go for?

: I recently was searching for info. about red foot, and For your question, I had read about that red foot would live peacefuly and even interact with one another when their owner put them into a same enclosure.

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: I keep two types of Cherry heads, Paraguayan and Brazilian. I also keep normal redfoots. They all interact well together. I would think that they would likely breed with eachother as well, as they really are the same species, just locality variations. Hope this helps. : Take Care, : Jeff : : I know. there are so many kind of red foot out there! : : In tortoise classifieds section, I saw about three kinds of them, cherry head, colombian, Bolivina!...(I bet there must be some other kind) What are the difference between them beside where they are from? : : I am looking for a typical red foot that is not too big in their full grown size, which kind should I go for? : : I recently was searching for info. about red foot, and For your question, I had read about that red foot would live peacefuly and even interact with one another when their owner put them into a same enclosure.

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