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The kids are giving suggestions on what they should name their newly hatched leopard tortoise.
Monthly Archives: January 2019
28
Jan
Jan
We shipped a Russian Insta-Hatch egg out to Garden State Tortoise. It shipped on 1/24/19. It arrived on 1/25/19, and hatched the evening of 1/25/19.
28
Jan
Jan
The lower school of Fort Worth Country Day in Texas got a leopard Insta-Hatch egg delivered on 1/24/19. It started to hatch 1/27/19. Another successful Insta-hatch egg for the books!
25
Jan
Jan
12 second Times lapse, filmed for 32 hours, of an Indian Star tortoise breaking its head of the egg. True meaning of the phrase “I’ve got a turtle head poking out.”
25
Jan
Jan
We shipped a Russian Egg to a V.I.P which went onto to hatch into a perfect little tortoise. This egg was laid on 11/14/18, shipped on 1/23/19, showed up hatching on 1/24/19, and within 1.5 hours it fully hatched right before their eyes!!!
20
Jan
Jan
A 30 second video of a Moroccan Greek laying eggs today, 1/19/19. This is our largest Moroccan female.
18
Jan
Jan
Time lapse of 7 day old Egyptian hatchling tortoise eating for the first time. This tortoise was still in the incubator. It was laid on 10.26.18, started to hatch on 1.10.19 and ate on 1.17.19.
18
Jan
Jan
There are cuff links, and then there are CUFF LINKS!!! Great friends gave me these as a birthday gift, I can’t wait to get fancy and show them off.
16
Jan
Jan
Our F1 (first generation) captive bred female adult Sicilian western Hermann’s from Madonie locale finally got her micro chip! This will identify her with a Stud book number and make it impossible for her to be mistaken for another tortoise. A micro chip implant is an identifying integrated circuit placed under the skin of an […]
15
Jan
Jan
We shipped out one of the rarest Sicilian Western Hermann’s eggs in the United States; the only third documented F2 (captive bred, second generation) of Madonie locale. The egg was laid on 11/14/18 and safely shipped on 1/10/2019 to a well known private collector (who we can’t release the name of yet). The egg started […]
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