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For Sale 2023 Baby Leopard Tortoises (Stigmochelys Pardalis Babcocki)

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$120.00 each + shipping. Prices are firm, and absolutely no trades! I do take PayPal and Postal Money Orders. Live arrival guaranteed! No sales to minors. I have ground-hatched eggs. Please message Steve at (480)-519-9567, or [email protected].
 

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Yes the 30 hatchlings were incubated at 88 degrees but i still often times get males . Out of the 3 I held back 2 years ago 2 are males and only 1 female. The 2 males in the above add that have been sold were incubated at 88 degrees.
 
Leopard Tortoise

The hatchlings are feed store bought dandelion, endive, romaine lettuce, kale, collard greens, bok choy, sweet potato leaves, home grown spineless cactus, turnip greens and Mazuri tortoise chow. The adults mostly feed on grass.
 
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