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If anyone is interested in taking in a male Sulcata, just old enough to show male signs(about 15 inches long), message me. I live in the Tulsa OK area. The tort is free to a good home. Cannot ship, shell is in good shape very minimal pyramiding at all.

If anyone in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area is interested in taking in a Sulcata message me. It is a rescue I took in about 3 years ago but am now moving. Like I said it is free, however only to an experienced keeper. The tortoise is just now the size it’s starting to show signs of being a male, so...

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No mistake, just letting u know. I’m glad I found out about humidity before it was too late. He’s 2-3 times bigger now. I’ll post a update later.

He’s not beginning to Pyramid. That’s from when I first got him and didn’t know about humidity. The pyramided part is the old growth. The new growth is smooth.

Yeah that’s why I posted this. Starting to look a little concave to me as well

About 12-13 inches

My tort I’m guessing is still too small to sex but what are your thoughts?

Ok thanks for the help

It seems I'm getting mixed reviews on this plant. It is growing in my torts enclosure. Is it safe to feed? If not then is it poisonous? If so do I need to remove the plant from his enclosure?

Thanks I really appreciate it

Oklahoma

Oklahoma

Can anyone Identify this plant for me and is it tortoise safe? Or nutritious?

There is no reason to guess. They both look female just as they all do at this size. They are too small to sex.

I can barley hold him with one hand now

Well it's been a while since his last update, here is frank. He's really growing now. I will get a weight tomorrow.

I'm going to have to share your tortoise pics. Absolutely gorgeous!!! This is what good husbandry looks like. This is an example for us all to follow. I love seeing your tort

Awesome enclosure!! That's one lucky tort