Fumali1022
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Hi there. Im in looking to adopt a male adult redfoot. Located in Brentwood ca 94513. Please let me know. Thanks email me at [email protected]
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RandyTortoise
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You can buy one fairly easy on morph market. Adoption is available I would assume. But just pick one out and buy one. You will maybe end up with a better tort
There are members here who raise RF. Let's wait and see if any respond with ones that need rehomed.
MorphMarket is a re-seller, it would be better to work with a first-hand breeder or rescue organization. There are many rescues and craiglist torts that need adoption. I'd work with them first.
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Be cautious about bringing in any/every animal currently - absolutely quarantine for multiple months (probably at least six). And be careful about washing hands and other possibly contaminated surfaces (like your clothing, community equipment, or surfaces the new one has been on) until you are sure the new animal is disease-free.
MorphMarket is a re-seller, it would be better to work with a first-hand breeder or rescue organization. There are many rescues and craiglist torts that need adoption. I'd work with them first.
MorphMarket.... Anyone got any info?
https://www.morphmarket.com/us/ Sorry if this isn't in the right place. But as I haven't used the service I can't put it in the reviews section. Has anyone done any business on this? I am -not- really thrilled by what I have seen just looking around. And I can see that some of the sellers are...
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Morph Market
Does anyone have any information on MorphMarket in Memphis TN? I live near that area and I am thinking of buying a tortoise from them. Wanted to know if they were a good breeder.
tortoiseforum.org
Be cautious about bringing in any/every animal currently - absolutely quarantine for multiple months (probably at least six). And be careful about washing hands and other possibly contaminated surfaces (like your clothing, community equipment, or surfaces the new one has been on) until you are sure the new animal is disease-free.
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