Have there been any successful breeding/offspring of Emys in northern states? I've heard of success in FL and GA but never up north where it snows. I've heard that they nest during warm summer months but considering their tropic homerange, unique nesting characteristics, and lack of success in norther states I wonder if they have additional special requirements?
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Asian Browns - Breeding Emys Emys in northern states
jbly
Feb 03, 2005 10:10 PM
Replies (5)
ecoman
Feb 05, 2005 04:04 AM
...man made money...man take over chelolands (and lock us up in captivity)...man controls da weather...man made misery...man made Mazuri...man made fake UV rays to try and keep us happy...it's a mad man's world...
jbly
Feb 05, 2005 09:46 AM
Ya - Raising torts on the tundra is far from natural but a lot of us have had success.
I have a small group of Asian Browns that I hope to breed someday. Just looking for pointers.
jbly
ecoman
Feb 05, 2005 12:26 PM
...way to go...sounds like lotta (brown) mountains to me (w/snow on top )...what da altitudes up there?
emysbreeder
Feb 06, 2005 11:06 PM
man will make more in captivity to replace the ones eaten and burned up.It will take 100yrs and a wiser man in your world.DEFY DESTINY BREED TORTOISES from asia.
ecoman
Feb 09, 2005 03:45 AM
...2105...will ya still be around to tell da tale(/tail?)...
