Anybody else like turtles?

[naeff002]

I have a Agrionemys horsfieldii (Russian tortoise) every year you have to give them a period of hibernation. Further it is no difficult specie.

I really love turles and tortoises to. I have a view

Agrionemys horsfieldii

Chelonoidis carbonaria

Geoemyda spengeleri

 

[naeff002]

Clemmys guttata

Platysternon megacephalum

 

[naeff002]

Chelodina mccordi

Chelus fimbriatus

In a month I get Malacochersus tornieri. I'm looking for some Terrapene carolina subspecies, like the baurri and I'm looking for Cuora galbinifrons subspecies.

 

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I LOVE your turtles naeff! I too keep spengleri, I only have 1 at the moment though. I used to have mata mata as well. I have always wanted to get big headed turtles those are fantastic! Have you bred any of the species that you are working with?

If you were in the USA I might be able to help you out with the Baurii, I have 1 extra male. I've been talking with somebody about getting a CB baby galbinifrons, fingers are crossed

 

[naeff002]

Yes I breed with the mccordi's, guttata and carbonaria. Horsfieldii and the matamata I only have one and the matamata is still very small. My Platysternon and spengleri are still young animals.

I was on a reptile fair and there where a 3 female galbinifrons, only the man asked 730 euro's for 1 animal.

 

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Yes I breed with the mccordi's, guttata and carbonaria. Horsfieldii and the matamata I only have one and the matamata is still very small. My Platysternon and spengleri are still young animals.

I was on a reptile fair and there where a 3 female galbinifrons, only the man asked 730 euro's for 1 animal.

Congrats on your breeding success. That is very expensive for a turtle but they are very rare.

 

[Rick]

Those last two pics are great.

 

[alicenwnderlnd]

beautiful animals! i just love turtles! :wub:

 

[ShieldMantid1997]

thought i'd bring a dead post back to life. I have two RES and i think they are a pain <_< beautiful animals to look at but not worth the work in my opinion. they bite or snap at me when im trying to put their food in and their cage/tank gets really dirty really fast, what i want is a box turtle or a tortoise.

 

[Rick]

thought i'd bring a dead post back to life. I have two RES and i think they are a pain <_< beautiful animals to look at but not worth the work in my opinion. they bite or snap at me when im trying to put their food in and their cage/tank gets really dirty really fast, what i want is a box turtle or a tortoise.

Aquatic turtles generally are much more work. There is a reason I got out of that game years ago. That's not to say that the others are any less work, it is usually just a bit easier.

 

[Malti]

thought i'd bring a dead post back to life. I have two RES and i think they are a pain <_< beautiful animals to look at but not worth the work in my opinion. they bite or snap at me when im trying to put their food in and their cage/tank gets really dirty really fast, what i want is a box turtle or a tortoise.

res = red eared slider? or some kind of snapper? if its sliders...got a couple docile as can be, unless you're a mouse :lol: have them in an outside reservoir...

 

[Rick]

res = red eared slider? or some kind of snapper? if its sliders...got a couple docile as can be, unless you're a mouse :lol: have them in an outside reservoir...

RES= red eared slider

 

[naeff002]

my new specie

Malacochersus tornieri

 

[Malti]

mmmm pancakes! :lol:

 

[ShieldMantid1997]

beautiful shells!

 

[D.J.]

Do I, I currently own 15 including a keeled box turtle only two where produced this year