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Point 1... Testudo graeca graeca do not come from morocco they come from Algeria... Testudo graeca marrokensis and testudo graeca soussesnsis come from morocco. Point 2.. Testudo graeca graeca do not spend an extended time in hibernation in the wild... They spend a matter of weeks if the...

DNA would be great... as the work that has already been done has proven there is no difference between Testudo graeca graeca and Testudo graeca whitei... which is why whitei will never be a recognised subspecies. Hence why it is a Testudo graeca graeca :) They do vary in appearance... some are...

CactusVinnie Member Bucharest, Romania z6 Posts: 106 Joined: Oct 2011 RE: Could anyone try to ID Bernard the tortoise for me please? :-) (Today 11:26 AM)stells2 Wrote: Its an Algerian Testudo graeca graeca. Whitei was never a recognised sub species... so therefore the name does not...

Its an Algerian Testudo graeca graeca. Whitei was never a recognised sub species... so therefore the name does not stand its ground.

Where'd my post go? As said earlier... Danny says thanks for all the birthday messages... he can't come on himself and say thanks

Twins do happen... and not all survive... although some do get lucky... i has a set a couple of years back that was unsuccessful... one was severely deformed... the other looked perfect... but only lived a matter of hours... and that was with tying it off from the deformed one... who had...

Is that a strip light or a coil bulb?? What suppliment are you using?

Another way of looking at it... by the time you have spent the money... raising this tortoise to adulthood... you will never get the return to "make money" by breeding... there is also no money in breeding bearded dragons... and you can sometimes get left with babies that you then have to feed...

Hi Jenna... I also don't keep Marginated tortoises... but these questions are more about basic tortoise care rather than species specific so i am sure i can help you out... Don't worry about the bumps on the plastron they will grow out and be less noticible in time... the splitting is also...

If eaten... its not a case that it is toxic and will immediately kill your tortoise... Oxalis can be eaten in very small amounts and will not harm... it is classed as a do not feed... due to it containing high concentrations of Oxalic acid... Just thought i would point that out in case some...

Oh its you again... Hi... finished playing with your train set have you... You like to stir things up abit too don't you... all the name dropping and badmouthing of "other forums" that you do... Very judgemental too aren't you... you don't know what is behind this... so go read cat in the...

Yes my greeks are kept dry... no humid hide... i can't remember the last time i sprayed the enclosure... the soil is bone dry... I use combined UV/heat bulbs... and suppliment with a D3 suppliment when they are being fed weeds... this is due to my climate and the failure of summer in the UK...

Shining snakes... i tried to get my methods across... to be met with Tom telling me they were just greeks... like they didn't matter... i share my ways on other forums now... not this one ...

So you ask for one thread to be locked.... and then move onto this one to bad mouth Paul who cannot defend himself... nice one Maggie...lol

I have been away for a while... nice to see this forum hasn't changed though... and people still get jumped on and banned for challenging Tom... its what has kept myself away... and also others... nice one TFO... i expect i too will be banned AGAIN later... since one of the very first posts i...

Only my Horsfields... who have already dug in outside... giving me not much choice unless i dig holes everywhere... None of the greeks or Hermanns will be... as its been such a crappy summer here in the UK... and some are underweight... they are now enjoying an artificial summer in the shed

Hingebacks are out there... and there are some who have had success breeding them in the UK... it may take some searching and might not be as quick as you would like... but i will keep my eyes open for you and let you know if any come up...

If a UK breeders list is wanted on this site... then this site has too ask the breeders if they want too be put on it or not... i cannot give out info... on people which would include contact details... as i do not know whether they would want too be involved or not... that is what i meant by...

For flowers... winter pansy's... lavertera bushes still have flowers on them atm... roses petals... hebe flowers... just too name a few... With the pellets.. IMO the best available in the UK... is Mazuri exotic leafeater diet... some petshops sell it and there are a couple of people selling...

Bindweed is fine too feed... but only should be fed in moderation... as if fed regularly your tortoises might start tripping... it has hallucinogenic properties...