They most certainly do. The plastron and carapace are actually pliable and soft on the plastron. Quite fantastic species they are.I've never seen a pancake in person, but wow they seem to defy the laws of anatomy!
Your most welcome. I've been quite distant recently. I'll try and change that with my usual photo blasting.Love them all~~~~
Thank you for sharing! !
They sure are indeed.Pancakes look so alien like. Very cool!
Haha. Soon, very soon I'll be sending some on loan and hopefully offspring to Germany.I think you should send me those lobatsiana
Yes they, along with many many more.Are they all yours?!!!! The Aldabra is my favorite!!! Amazing pictures. I absolutely love them all. Unique and beautiful tortoises. I could look at pictures all day!
Of course.Can you post more pictures??
Haha. Soon, very soon I'll be sending some on loan and hopefully offspring to Germany.
Yep that's a wood turtle from Guatemala. rhinnoclemies incisa.Amazing!!!!!!! Thank you so much! What kind of turtle is that in the fourth picture?? It looks like a tortoise shell but then the face looks turtle. I thought maybe a box turtle but then I realized he appeared to be over water. I'm very curious as to what type he is.
Correct. I've coordinated a partnership with an Austrian zoo and German zoo next september will visiting during the Hamm show and see there facilities and fork over some species that I've had extreme difficulty pairing up here in the United States. Turns out our thought to be zombensis is a domergyuie. So a collaborative effort is in place for reintroduction of offspring back to Madagascar.Hopefully I'll realize it sufficiently early but loan means they aren't for sell right?
Podocnemis take basking seriously. It cracks me up. It's hard to get all of them. But one time all 14 of them were dominoed. Most plop in the water once they see you. But some don't care.That is a lot of torts. And all very pretty! Love the pond turtle stacking.