Adult male ivory sulcata tortoise
His name is Ivan (aka Crazy Ivan).
~the sire to our paradox ivory project~
Fife line (produced by Richard Fife originally; I have had him since 2015 when I flew across the continent to get him and brought him back in one uninterrupted drive, which was simultaneously hellish and majestically scenic)
22" scl
His left upper beak has a sort of scarred area from a raccoon attack years ago. The raccoon was located and promptly dispatched to the hereafter for his crime. His functionality when feeding is perfectly unimpeded by the scarred area.
This male, together with a specific het for ivory female, yield our paradox ivory sulcata tortoise offspring. Some are barely flecked and grow one ray from it. Others are speckled and smattered at birth/hatching and have ray development rivaling some radiated tortoises. We have also found sometimes unmarked ivories from this pairing develop paradox markings as they grow. It was already observed before this that we would have some additional de novo rays develop with growth compared to the number of rays/spots present at hatching, but the de novo ray development on previously unmarked ivories from this pairing is new information.
4300 shipped if paying for him via CashApp or Square.
4000 shipped if paying for him via Zelle.
3800 cash in person if meeting up quasi-locally to me.
I am much more inclined to have him picked up by the buyer, but I am willing to ship.
A regular adult male ivory would run around 2.5k to 3k and some special individuals have gone for more. This guy has a premium for his potential when it comes to the paradox morph.
He is an aggressive breeder. I am only considering parting with him to make future room for his son (a paradox ivory). He does not need to go for years, but I am giving myself a head start on the process. Whether you aim to upgrade to making 100% hets using him with your normal females or you have plans to use him with het females to make ivories and hets, he is a get-it-done sort of male.
Eats grasses, weeds, hays, curcubits, and whatever else I feel like feeding.
Email only for discussion. It is part of how my records are kept in order.
[email protected]
See the following condensed ad for various other relevant links:
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/showthread.php?t=782529
His name is Ivan (aka Crazy Ivan).
~the sire to our paradox ivory project~
Fife line (produced by Richard Fife originally; I have had him since 2015 when I flew across the continent to get him and brought him back in one uninterrupted drive, which was simultaneously hellish and majestically scenic)
22" scl
His left upper beak has a sort of scarred area from a raccoon attack years ago. The raccoon was located and promptly dispatched to the hereafter for his crime. His functionality when feeding is perfectly unimpeded by the scarred area.
This male, together with a specific het for ivory female, yield our paradox ivory sulcata tortoise offspring. Some are barely flecked and grow one ray from it. Others are speckled and smattered at birth/hatching and have ray development rivaling some radiated tortoises. We have also found sometimes unmarked ivories from this pairing develop paradox markings as they grow. It was already observed before this that we would have some additional de novo rays develop with growth compared to the number of rays/spots present at hatching, but the de novo ray development on previously unmarked ivories from this pairing is new information.
4300 shipped if paying for him via CashApp or Square.
4000 shipped if paying for him via Zelle.
3800 cash in person if meeting up quasi-locally to me.
I am much more inclined to have him picked up by the buyer, but I am willing to ship.
A regular adult male ivory would run around 2.5k to 3k and some special individuals have gone for more. This guy has a premium for his potential when it comes to the paradox morph.
He is an aggressive breeder. I am only considering parting with him to make future room for his son (a paradox ivory). He does not need to go for years, but I am giving myself a head start on the process. Whether you aim to upgrade to making 100% hets using him with your normal females or you have plans to use him with het females to make ivories and hets, he is a get-it-done sort of male.
Eats grasses, weeds, hays, curcubits, and whatever else I feel like feeding.
Email only for discussion. It is part of how my records are kept in order.
[email protected]
See the following condensed ad for various other relevant links:
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/showthread.php?t=782529
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