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He is looking awesome! I can't believe how mine is growing, can't wait until it's like yours.

I have been waiting patiently, just let me know when we are a go. Happy New Years, bud!

Thanks! My good friend came up with it and it just clicked. I really like it. Thank you. I can't wait to get some more from Jason next year.

Yes, you can see him growing. Eat, poop, sleep, repeat.

Yeah, means thunder in Latin.

Bronto was enjoying the 80 degree weather outside today.

So sweet!

This beautiful, Apulia locality, pair of westerns just arrived from GardenStateTortoise.com. These guys just blew me away, and they're not even close to the color they will be. So cool!

No different than how the normals get it, but is sheds right off.

I keep all my turtles outside in Florida, year round. Albinos have no trouble living outside at all.

No, the price is set by what the retail price is over there, and the funny thing is that its always been like that. Hatchlings retail for around 8k and the price goes up by grams. I love watching the people online that get mad because the price is so high, but the prices are not being set any...

lol! I keep trying to call you......

Yes, that is a good point, and I think I say that every time I get something new.

Yeah, that's the little Galapagos.

This guy is by far the coolest animal I've ever had the privilege of caring for. I named it Bronto, as in Brontosaurus, meaning thunder. It's crazy how quickly they grow, 12 grams last week. I am definitely going to get some more next year.

No, hatchlings are a lot cheaper than the yearlings I got earlier this year. The price is $7500 now.

She's going to have a lot more than just him when that day comes. Yes sir, top of the line.

lol! Yeah, I dont have to say tortoise very often. How's yours doing? I didn't get my CBW until January, so I had to wait until this year. The of course 2 people here hatched them.

Yeah, I picked the smallest one out of the group because I wanted to watch that develope. It's really cool how fast they grow and how quickly it comes in.

This one is from Jason Ables herd.