Recent content by MrJorgensen

Same as the rest. I have two males I’m willing to part with.

I have 2 male sulcatas that I'm looking to rehome. I've had them both for 10 years or so. They were both rescues that I took in. Let me know. I'm located in Indiana. I’m not concerned about price. If someone can offer them a good home, I’d be happy. They are my boys and I just want them to...

Would you consider anything larger? I have 2 male Sulcatas I’m looking to rehome. I’m in Western Indiana.

I have 2 male sulcatas that I'm looking to rehome. I've had them both for 10 years or so. They were both rescues that I took in. Let me know. I'm located in Indiana.

I have 2 male sulcatas that I'm looking to rehome. I've had them both for 10 years or so. They were both rescues that I took in. Let me know. I'm located in Indiana.

My favorite of Oscar

I took advantage of LLLReptile's Russian deal. Here is the enclosure done just in time for their arrival. Happy to welcome Igor, Gleb, Feydor, Elvira, and Olga to our tortoise family. The enclosure is 20 feet by 5 feet.

They usually do this when they are pooping or peeing.

I've had these for a couple years but only recently have they started mating. The male is still a little on the small end, but I'm hopeful. The enclosure is an outdoor temporary deal we use when we are supervising them. We try to get them out a lot.

A few members from Indiana have expressed an interest in having a get together somewhere centrally located in our state. Since Indy is smack in the middle, it should be good. I was hoping to have anyone interested in this respond on here with suggestions of what we could do. We really just...

I keep two sulcatas and two pancakes in west central Indiana. Feel free to pm me any questions.

I currently teach 5th grade. My students, their families, and the community all know I'm a tortoise guy. They all know them by name and that I love them. I didn't know why until I read the answer of a student's most memorable moment in the yearbook..."Meeting Mr. J's pet tortoises, Carl...

As a teacher, I love to see this. The kids love tortoises. Hopefully the future of tortoise conservation is being influenced by the actions of people like you.

You can never make it too big.

http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/for/3719330092.html I'm not an expert on hingebacks, but thought they were omnivorous not herbivorous as they have described. Also, I thought hingebacks were much cheaper than this.