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Thought it would be nice to get to know what people in my area do for their tortoises since we are not in the most hospitable climate. Maybe trade info?
Any New Hampshire tortoise owners on here?
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MarcaineArt said:
Howdy.. Live Free or Die! :O)
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Hey guys. I'd like to know more about how you house your Torts in this climate. I'm working on an outdoor enclosure that I'm hoping to have my guys in over most of the summer and while they are there I will be redoing an old unused bathroom in the basement to be their winter home.
Also from NH! 
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Cool
I live right on the Maine border, myself.
Hate to double post, I feel tacky...But if anyone knows a good place to get Russians around here...I'm all ears!
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Local I'm not sure. I got mine on craigslist. I haven't seen any posted for a while though.
Likewise, though I have found one locally (Well semi, it's in Biddeford Maine, not too far!)! It's about 4" and quite young. Male, at that! I'm stoked!
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several different species free to good homes
I have had a family emergency that forces me to find homes for my tortoises and turtles because I will be away a lot caring for a family member. I do not know how to ship and would prefer not to. I could drive a reasonable distance to meet a prospective adopter. They are free. I will be keeping my equipment though. There is one sulcata about 10 inches long. One Russian about 7 to 8 inches long. Two larger sliders about 7 to 8 inches and two smaller red paints about 4 inches. Send me a pm if within driving distance of southern NH.
Read more: http://www.tortoiseforum.org/Thread-several-different-species-free-to-good-homes#ixzz27OgbE9xR
I have had a family emergency that forces me to find homes for my tortoises and turtles because I will be away a lot caring for a family member. I do not know how to ship and would prefer not to. I could drive a reasonable distance to meet a prospective adopter. They are free. I will be keeping my equipment though. There is one sulcata about 10 inches long. One Russian about 7 to 8 inches long. Two larger sliders about 7 to 8 inches and two smaller red paints about 4 inches. Send me a pm if within driving distance of southern NH.
Read more: http://www.tortoiseforum.org/Thread-several-different-species-free-to-good-homes#ixzz27OgbE9xR
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