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My friend lives in the pine barrens in NJ. Her dad keeps injured box turtles, and found this in their driveway. I thought it looked more like a sulcata than anything (even though I know it isn't one I'm just bad with tortoises), I'm pretty sure it's non native though. Does anyone know what kind it is/how to care for it if it needs to be cared for?
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Danne
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Email = dshoback@eden.rutgers.edu

Is it really flattened, compared to a boxie? How big is it? some side pics would help narrow it down....
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"jesus is coming-when i count to 3,everyone jump out and yell SURPRISE!!"

That's a pancake tortoise.
_Malacochersus torneri_.
African.
Absolutely an escaped pet.
I'm going out to my driveway to see if I can find one!

That's exactly what I was thinking, I wish I could stumble upon a $300 tortoise
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0.0.2 cb'12 crested geckos
1.1 cb'09 gargoyle geckos
Mississippi mud turtle,3-striped mud turtle
Mexican red-knee tarantula
Mexican fire-leg tarantula
1.0 cb '03 homo sapien(Kaelan)
"jesus is coming-when i count to 3,everyone jump out and yell SURPRISE!!"