[For Sale] Florida Box Turtles (Yearlings & Hatchlings)

DJ Turtles
Box Turtle Rehab & Rescue

We are not breeders.
Our rehab females have been laying eggs and our babies need to be re homed to responsible reptile/turtle homes that are knowledge and want to conserve the Florida Box Turtle.

Captive Raised and Hatched Baby Florida Box Turtles
* Not wild caught


Yearlings #2 available (sex unknown)
Eating mostly red wigglers, crickets, meal worms, box turtle pellets, and have started eating greens and some fruit.
Outside enclosure kept in a natural environments for optimum health.

Hatch lings: #10 available
These babies have just started to eat red wigglers and wet box turtle pellets.
$90.00 each plus shipping (funds support rehab and rescue)

Email for more photos and information

Turtles are for scientific and educational purposes ONLY.
NOT PETS. No Florida Sales


Thank You,
DJ Turtles

Have they changed the law in Florida? Isn't it illegal for a Florida resident to sell Fl. boxies?

All are turtle babies are captive born and not wild caught. All are from our rehab moms.

Turtles are for scientific and educational purposes ONLY.
NOT PETS.
You understand how that works.

"All are turtle babies are captive born and not wild caught. All are from our rehab moms."

I have been told time and time again that this does not matter. I have a friend that was granted a permit to keep the 13 bauri he had before the law went into effect. His permit clearly states that he CAN NOT sell the offspring.

I am of the opinion that you both should be allowed to sell clearly captive produced offspring. You may want to double check with the law enforcement guys. Don't you think that, if it was legal, more people would be doing it?

Can you post something that validates the legality? I sure would love to know. It would be good news to my friend and myself.

Please send me information regarding pricing for shipping to 33579 Florida.

No Florida sales

why is a rescue looking to trade for other turtles?

We would encourage the proper husbandry and propagation of turtles by trading to other responsible owners. Transforming Passion for Turtles into Conservative Action with knowledge of more than one species of Chelonian.
Multiple clutching from our girls influenced by their care. Many wild populations of turtles do not produce an equivalent number of clutches this could be important for conservation efforts on other Chelonian. Some stressed species can benefit from increased input of young and immature turtles.
By acquiring other Chelonian we can further our research.

Wish to acquire two florida hatchlings; Please contact me at (708) 387-0200 or email "jbaukert@yahoo.com."

I have never heard of a rescue charge 90$ for a box turtle.