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Re: Possible to sex 4-5

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Posted by tortusjack on April 10, 2003 at 17:27:33:

In Reply to: Possible to sex 4-5 posted by guadofreak on April 10, 2003 at 16:11:28:

\\\\\You leave me confused,... why by paying out a few $$$ to the vet to guarantee the sex of your only tort when it's an important move in your breeding program.
How do you expect to have a breeding colony when a few $$$ is an issue.
Do you think that we breeders have 100% ALWAYS healthy torts, even we get the occassional "problem" or two.

Your vets bills are sure to rise when you have more than one tort.
graham(UK)

:I want to start breeding. I have a line on VERY good deals w/ a new tortoise however I can't tell if it is a m or f. Is there any way to make it happen? I have heard you can take it to a vet but that is $$$ and would defeat the purpose.

:thanx!




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