Tortoise Tom
06-29-2018, 12:46 PM
I've had a big year for platynota babies. They started hatching in late March and those babies are well started and over 50 grams. Babies are soaked daily, sunned 3-4 times a week, and fed an enormous variety of weeds, grasses, leaves, flowers and succulents. My babies eat whatever you feed them. They are incubated at 87-88 on vermiculite, moved to brooder boxes upon hatching, and finally moved into large closed chamber enclosures with monsoon season conditions. No one knows what the temps for temp sexing for this species are yet. 3 different moms represented here.
Please feel free to ask me lots of questions about the babies or their parents.
$900 each, and volume discounts for multiples.
Please feel free to ask me lots of questions about the babies or their parents.
$900 each, and volume discounts for multiples.