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Two hatched in August, two in September (the two smaller ones with aberrant scutes) 2018. These were hatched by a collaborator of Kapidolo Farms Jill W. from two different long term WC founders. These F1 Testudo graeca terrestris (or as Chris Leone calls them "Mesopotamian tortoise"*) are $290 each shipped, or all four for for $850 shipped. If you want more than one, less than all four the second and third tortoise are $225 each.
Lifetime support, mine or the tortoises
, from Kapidolo Farms.
As F1 these are wholly unrelated to all others in the US, other than earlier babies hatched by Jill W.
The three adult females that these babies come from are also available, ask for information on them at
[email protected]
Paypal (you don't need to have an account to use it) gets these little ones to you. I'll stop shipping the week of Thanksgiving until sometime in the Spring. Don't delay if you want 'unrelated' for your current small ones of the same region.*
Will
*Older literature dubbed these small, yellow tortoises as Testudo graeca floweri. More recent taxonomy suggests that many of these golden beauties are actually the subspecies Testudo graeca terrestris found in areas like Syria and Jordan.
Lifetime support, mine or the tortoises
, from Kapidolo Farms.As F1 these are wholly unrelated to all others in the US, other than earlier babies hatched by Jill W.
The three adult females that these babies come from are also available, ask for information on them at
[email protected]
Paypal (you don't need to have an account to use it) gets these little ones to you. I'll stop shipping the week of Thanksgiving until sometime in the Spring. Don't delay if you want 'unrelated' for your current small ones of the same region.*
Will
*Older literature dubbed these small, yellow tortoises as Testudo graeca floweri. More recent taxonomy suggests that many of these golden beauties are actually the subspecies Testudo graeca terrestris found in areas like Syria and Jordan.
