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Kapidolo Farms

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If it's not fun for you to always learn better how to care for your tortoise, it might be time to do something else. May 13, 2015

Kapidolo Farms was last seen:: Jun 24, 2019 at 11:35 AM

1. Tazshorts
  Will can you check your LinkedIn email. I sent you a message
  
  Oct 30, 2018
2. Aldotj
  Will, any pancakes or Indian stars left?
  
  Jun 1, 2018
  2. Kapidolo Farms
    One pancake still too young, just hatched out a few weeks ago. I have several Indian stars right now.
    
    Jun 4, 2018
  3. Kapidolo Farms
    Can we use email? [email protected] please reference "Aldotj" so I can carry the conversation between venues.
    
    Jun 4, 2018
3. Thor-toise
  Got the opuntia! Hopefully my babies will like them. We'll see tom! Thanks!
  
  Jun 11, 2017
4. gixman
  Will, I'm interested in buying some cactus pads from you. I want to confirm that it is ok to feed to my Russian tortoise.
  Thanks,
  Rob
  
  Dec 19, 2016
  2. Kapidolo Farms
    I made a 'conversation' responding to your inquiry. Yes Russians can eat it.
    
    Dec 20, 2016
5. Mbchs
  The temperatures here in Charleston will be around 80 tomorrow and our 3 year old tortoise will be feasting outside for Thanksgiving. Is the baby tortoise too young to go outside (in enclosure) for a little bit? What is the minimum temperature/time for it?
  Thanks,
  Marion
  
  Nov 23, 2016
  2. Kapidolo Farms
    With the opportunity to be in direct sun (and also to sit in shade), mid 70Fs are okay. Keep in mind a crow or any small mammal can make a meal of them. Also this is when getting desiccated (dried out) can happen. So a heap of something moist to be able to hide in is good, like tallish growing grass.
    
    Nov 23, 2016
  3. Mbchs
    We sat and watched it explore the outside enclosure for about 45 min yesterday and today. It munched down on some grass and weeds.
    
    Nov 25, 2016
6. Mbchs
  The tort is out for delivery. I will let you know when it arrives. Quick question, how long should I quarantine him from our 3 year old leopard tortoise?
  Thanks,
  Marion
  
  Nov 22, 2016
  2. Kapidolo Farms
    Quarantine serves more than one purpose. Aside from seeing that there may or may not be disease, it gives you a chance to know the tortoise as an individual. I think that is equally important. I usually go no less than three to six months. Some individuals will live there life as if in quarantine until I seek to try and mate them with another.
    
    Nov 23, 2016
7. Weldon
  Hi Will,
  I was curious what type of bedding was used when the tortoise was in your care. I would like to keep it the same while the tortoise its adjusting to new habitat. Thanks
  
  May 20, 2016
  2. Kapidolo Farms
    I use coco husk chunks and cypress mulch. these are larger particles than coco coir, so they can't ingest it and it makes them work a little to get around by walking. I keep it very moist so that underneath the 1.2 to one inch layer there is standing water.
    
    May 20, 2016
8. paigekate
  How often do you have leopards?
  
  Jan 23, 2016
9. ChgoHerp
  I'm interested in buying some dried cactus. You sent me samples last year. They are great
  
  Jan 9, 2016
10. Allison Gray
  Hi Will, I'm new to this forum. Do you still have any of the 6 Leo's you had available last week?
  
  Nov 18, 2015
  2. Kapidolo Farms
    I sent a PM. They are still available.
    
    Nov 18, 2015
11. Guokt
  I have received a lot of admiration of your skills for spider tortoise. Could you please tell me about the detial to keep the wonderful pet.Thank you very much.
  
  Oct 25, 2015
12. danipaul71
  Hi there! Yvonne sent me your way... Inquiring about any baby Leopards you may still have?
  
  Jul 6, 2015
13. Kapidolo Farms
  If it's not fun for you to always learn better how to care for your tortoise, it might be time to do something else.
  
  May 13, 2015
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14. Guillermo Limon
  Can you export, Will?
  
  Jan 2, 2015
15. Kapidolo Farms
  Soon, leopards will be coming soon, about 1 month or so.
  
  May 14, 2014
16. Justin C.
  Hello Will, I am looking for a Leopard (GpB). Do you have any available or due soon? If so, what sex did you incubate for, if any?
  
  May 13, 2014
17. katiecpadilla
  Do you currently have any leo babies you are wanting to sell??
  
  May 12, 2014
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South of Southern California, but not Mexico

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I am a professional Biologist, I've worked in Pharmaceutical vivariums, zoos, field work with chelonians on three continents, and established large private collections for clients. I've published a few articles, some peer reviewed, but have focused on live animal keeping. I have maintained and bred several species of chelonians over 40 years. It's what I do.
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