Hey everyone,
A few weeks back I posted in the introduction section of the forum, showed you a few shots of my sulcatas.
Here's some more photos of my ivory Sulcata taken today. He has some slight pyramiding from when he was young, but his new growth is coming in great.
His eyes are a very deep, ruby red in person - but the camera never really picks it up. He's almost 5 years old, and weighs in at around 25 or so pounds.
Here's a photo of one of my new females, unlike my big sulcatas that make just about 1.4 acres of my yard their home, she lives in my tortoise pen. I've had her just over two weeks. She was quarantined outdoors in a designated quarantine-only pen, and has been moved in with my other small sulcatas as of today; until she's big enough to roam the yard. More photos of pens and smaller sulcatas to come.
She's got some real nice, light colors - still a normal but great color traits.
Thanks everyone.
A few weeks back I posted in the introduction section of the forum, showed you a few shots of my sulcatas.
Here's some more photos of my ivory Sulcata taken today. He has some slight pyramiding from when he was young, but his new growth is coming in great.
His eyes are a very deep, ruby red in person - but the camera never really picks it up. He's almost 5 years old, and weighs in at around 25 or so pounds.
Here's a photo of one of my new females, unlike my big sulcatas that make just about 1.4 acres of my yard their home, she lives in my tortoise pen. I've had her just over two weeks. She was quarantined outdoors in a designated quarantine-only pen, and has been moved in with my other small sulcatas as of today; until she's big enough to roam the yard. More photos of pens and smaller sulcatas to come.
She's got some real nice, light colors - still a normal but great color traits.
Thanks everyone.