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Posted by: amazoa at Wed Mar 31 13:15:05 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by amazoa ]  
   

These two elongated tortoises are now one month old. They both have the same mom but their pattern sure varies. As a redfoot breeder I'm used to those 130-180 day incubations but it is sure a pleasure to have a tortoise that hatches in 90-100 days. I guess those of you who work with Emys emys and Emys pharyrei love their 60-70 day incubation----Right Vic? later Rick



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Richard -amazoa-

"Changes in behavior occur when the pain of staying the same outweighs the pain of change."


   

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