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Something a little different for a Black Mt.Tortoise.I've always had two light colored male M.e.phayrei (Burmese Black)that bred but the babies always looked like the black females. When he was bred back to a female they produced, I got these. I'm always told their just boaring black tortoises. Well not anymore! There is a pic of normal new born in the group shot.Just more confushion with the common names of this species! Hybred...dont even go there! It took 13 yrs.What do you think? Vic
I really look forward to seeing these exceptional teak colored tortoises as they mature. Having an opportunity to see them personally the other day, you definately know they are different. What I saw is a tribute to many years of captive breeding and the elusive reward comes in a rare "Gem" like these light colored e. phayrei. Congratulations Vic-----Richard
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Richard -amazoa-
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