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I produce the South African variety if you are in to that…
Babies that hatched earlier this year:
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They grow up to look like this:
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I produce the South African variety if you are in to that…
Babies that hatched earlier this year:
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They grow up to look like this:
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Hi tom!do you have any more giant south africans? Looking for one thats more out of the fragile stage. I had 2 and one recently passed. It was never quite right from the start.the other one is under a year and doing wellI produce the South African variety if you are in to that…
Babies that hatched earlier this year:
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They grow up to look like this:
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Hi tom!do you have any more giant south africans? Looking for one thats more out of the fragile stage. I had 2 and one recently passed. It was never quite right from the start.the other one is under a year and doing well
I won't have any more hatching for a few months. I've got several catches going through the six month incubation process right now.
The most likely reason that the one passed was because most breeders start them too dry or leave them outside all day. Read this for more explanation:
http://www.tortoiseforum.org/threads/hatchling-failure-syndrome.23493/
When started correctly and well hydrated, the babies are not fragile and they all survive and thrive.