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Posted by Terry on June 27, 2002 at 15:26:49:
In Reply to: Re: I checked out your website... posted by Cat* on June 27, 2002 at 13:22:05:
I don't know the answer.
As you have suggested that housing them together is not a problem, I'm guessing that is the advise you will be giving out.
Tortoises that I've had include.
Redfooted tortoise, Russian tortoises, Leopard tortoises, Sulcata tortoises, NA Box turtles and C. galbinifrons.
The C. galbinfrons were sent to a breeding group, which is the situation this species should be in.
Due to a recent move from Hawaii to Arizona I had to rehome many of my animals, including most of the tortoises and turtles.Some remained in Hawaii and two sulcata went to Texas.
The tortoises and turtles that stayed in Hawaii all went to the same person. She houses all her torts/turts outdoors year round in huge specially designed habitats, that cater to the requirements of the different species. All species are housed seperately.
The two larger sulcatas were rehomed to Texas, where they will enjoy one acre to themselves.
I currently have just one sulcata, having rehomed my two large sulcata in May.
We will be moving again next year and this sulcata will be rehomed, through Turtle Homes at that time.
I will then be concentrating on smaller species, either Pancakes or Chacos.
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