QUOTE(ekiddie @ Sep 18 2006, 07:07 PM)
well... i went the pet's family today... just passing by so drop off awhile and went in for a quick round! hehe...
no hatchlings around except for hatchling RES and 1 dead RES in de tank... they are selling 1 RES for RM10!
and i saw 4 ally snapper there... all grown... and no price tag and i guess it's not for sale... got yellow belly turtles going for RM90 each and got 3 of em i think...
got other types of water based turtles too which i donno wat species are they which they are on de floor with tag and were in small plastic tanks... all were adult too...
they got pancake tortoises... alot of em... priced at RM450... stars they haf it too and they don have much... they haf pancakes more than stars... and they don have sulcata! all no more hatchling... adults... but i still like de ally snapper... looked damn fierce... and so steady in de still water... scary yet coOL!

4 ? Last i seen was 2 which is 1 month back. no hatchlings around except for hatchling RES and 1 dead RES in de tank... they are selling 1 RES for RM10!
and i saw 4 ally snapper there... all grown... and no price tag and i guess it's not for sale... got yellow belly turtles going for RM90 each and got 3 of em i think...
got other types of water based turtles too which i donno wat species are they which they are on de floor with tag and were in small plastic tanks... all were adult too...
they got pancake tortoises... alot of em... priced at RM450... stars they haf it too and they don have much... they haf pancakes more than stars... and they don have sulcata! all no more hatchling... adults... but i still like de ally snapper... looked damn fierce... and so steady in de still water... scary yet coOL!
QUOTE(crazymouse_yyh @ Sep 18 2006, 07:58 PM)
Hatchling sensitive mah... very prone to diseases.... I have experienced this before. Pet Family get older stock so that they got less chance of dying. Other countries, even RES gotta be sold at minimum of 4 inches... but RES here people only want small small plus they are easier to maintain than land tortoises in terms habitat.
Yeah, they are more stabilised and prepared for new environment.
Sep 18 2006, 09:26 PM

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