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Posted by: VICtort at Sat Jul 23 13:54:31 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by VICtort ] I think you are wise to consider your climate, you can save $ and hassles by doing so. It is good to imitate natural habitat in a simplistic way. I enjoy a warm DRY climate so I do not work with the species best for you. Redfoots and Burmese Mt. tortoises come highly recomended, both have "outgoing" personalities and are readily available. I would try hard to get a captive hatched Burmese if you go with them, they have a poor record with imports, which are bought and treated as food commodities I am told in SE Asia. Good luck and let us know what you decide. Vic [ Hide Replies ]
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RE: What are your favorite species for warm humid climates? - VICtort, Sat Jul 23 13:54:31 2005
