This incubated girl has split scutes so i discounted a little.
She is 2 months old and eating great, and active.
$275 shipped.
This is the first time Im offering this bloodline to public, please check out my facebook page as well if you would like to learn more about these unique African tortoises.
We have 9 unrelative females here and 6 males in separate group.
Below is a picture of the facebook page and parents, ( parents are just to show how babies will look as a adult and are not for sale)
These North African T.g.m are no longer being shipped to United States and only imported here for two years. Babies are usually one solid color unlike most Greek hatchlings some offspring may have a few dots but for most part there solid gold in color. The Moroccans that have the black dots on there scutes usually fade away in the first 2 months. These northern Moroccans take longer to incubate then Iberia and middle eastern Greeks that I have hatched in the past. So for in the past 4 years I have hatched out almost 90 baby Moroccans and all usually takes 70 to 85 days to incubate.
These characteristics set them apart and makes it easy to identify. As they get older they start showing more black in color. They can have many patterns. Most mature females have a “sun ray” pattern which shows on the middle of scutes and is gold and looks like rays as tortoise grows with more black.
These are under 4 inches so are sold for scientific, educational, and exhibition purposes only.
if you have any questions are would like more pictures please contact me at
225-721-1356
turtledaniels@msn.com
thanks Aaron daniels
I have a galop, 3 aldabras, leopards, rads, and sullies. 
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