Star Tortoise
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Top notch sir.
onarock said:Though I would share some pics.
Thanks for lookin
Very nice looking Star
Really beautiful, lucky tort to live in such a great place too!!
They look great can you post some pic's of your leo's it's been awhile
thanks Greg
They ones pictured are between 4.5 and 6 inches. In total I have 1 male 7 females and all pictured are females. I can show male / female plastron pics if your interested
Thanks BK
I sure can Corey
ALDABRAMAN said:
They ones pictured are between 4.5 and 6 inches. In total I have 1 male 7 females and all pictured are females. I can show male / female plastron pics if your interested
kobato said:
Thanks BK
B K said:
I sure can Corey
coreyc said:They look great can you post some pic's of your leo's it's been awhile
onarock said:
Of course we are wanting to see them!
Very nice Paul!
onarock said:
I was thinking the same Paul. Maybe this weekend or sometime next week. I just got out of class for midterms so some stress is off my back. Maybe I will get around to posting updated pics as well as some old photos I took.
Paul,
Do you have pics of when the platynota were babies?
I do. My wife was just telling me that she has them on disk somewhere. I'll look for them and try to match them up (now and then pics) its cool to see the progression of stars. How the striae start to develope and weather blotchy ones get wider striae or vice versa.
gummybearpoop said:
Breathtaking!
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theres a healthy indian star you got there........
donnod said:
Donnod
These are not indian stars, but the rare Burmese Star Tortoise (Geochelone Platynota). Not too many in collections
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