My chaco and ivory elongate tortoises

[kytuan]

just share my tortoises pics

 

[wellington]

Very nice. That ivory is beautiful.

 

[diamondbp]

I agree just beautiful

 

[BrinnANDTorts]

Wow... Such beautiful torts! Absolutely stunning

 

[Blakem]

very unique and interesting. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Cynthia]

Beautiful!!

 

[nate.mann]

thats just awesome.

 

[Yvonne G]

That chaco is so pretty! I would love to have some of those.

 

[N2TORTS]

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!

 

[BeeBee*BeeLeaves]

Love them. Wow. Thanks for sharing their wonderfulness.
Hey, where is Kelly? Did Kelly pass out and therefore has not been able to comment on the cool cool chaco? : )

 

[Levi the Leopard]

I love the look of the Ivories and I like their cave, too.. Looks natural while functional.

 

[andreita01]

wowwwwwww

 

[kytuan]

thanks , yes they are really really nice .

 

[BeeBee*BeeLeaves]

Agree. I love your tortoises. They are stunning!
Now, the chaco,have to say, is a trip. It kinda looks like a sulcata that went into the washing machine, like a wool sweater, and shrunk.
How old is yours? And is it captive bred or did it come in long ago? Sure wish there were more of them in the States. Cuties.

 

[Anthony P]

OMGG……...

 

[TestudoSardinia]

Hello Kituan,
Your Elongata Ivory are beautiful!
They have generated baby?
They are on sale?
I live in Sardinia (Italy)

 

[reatrocity]

Can I haz plz? Hahah.

 

[Elohi]

The Chaco...
Excuse my ignorance, I'm pretty new to tortoises...but what is a chaco? It's incredibly beautiful!!!!!

 

[juli11]

A beautiful tortoise from Paraguay. (Gran Chaco)

 

[BeeBee*BeeLeaves]

Chaco is a holy grail type of tortoise. Here in the USA at least. Not imported in much from their native South America. They look like sulcata that got put in the wash and shrunk to me. Mini me of sulcata. Lovely. Love their faces. But reading about them, hard to breed in captivity. They are cute but seems like one of those experienced owners only kind of tortie.

Here is an informational link, Elohi ... http://www.anapsid.org/chaco.html