latest batch of radiated tortoise in malaysia.

This post has been edited by valjean: Jul 25 2008, 01:15 PM


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sam,is that yours?

Your comment is very missleading. i dont know for others, but my group of friends that we keep star,radiata,pancake and etc...all are doing very fine and all are healthy bugger. Instead of giving your advice of not keeping why not do more research on how to keep those tortoise before you comment. I had two pancakes that have been with me for years. Not a single problem with them. You can browse thru my photos that i have uploaded. Radiated tortoise is one of the hardy tortoise. They are pretty easy to take care not much of requirement. As for star tortoise, i think most of us have their fair share of story related to star tortoise. The main thing is that they way they are brought into the country and they are stress. Furthermore, star tortoise is very prone to flu. Therefore much attention is needed for them. That only happen to Indian or Sri Lankan Star. Burmese star i have no problem with them. Therefore kindly retract your advice and comment.

To Beardiekid: Elongata is land tortoise.

This post has been edited by valjean: Aug 1 2008, 09:52 AM

yupe...not a problem at all.

check your pm bro

dont bother the fellow that just drop in and LOL...just another spam of his to gain posts. super noob.

nah...is just a normal star.

This is Burmese Star. Not mine, belongs to a fren of mine.

Test yourself with the below link.

http://www.chelonia.org/Quizzes/starquiz.htm


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he is selling them...but the price we are talking is 4figure.

wah...condition so bad. all three of them are not burmese.

both normal star

i dont know why...you guys keep asking whether is your star a indian or burmese. come on guys...what you pay is what you get. dont expect your seller to give you a burm when you are paying RM 100-200.

well...if you want to buy..buy from a reputable seller. Then you wont get scam away. Thats my only advice. FYI prepare 4 figure for burmese star.

1. radiated
2. phayrei
3. elongated
4. leopard
5. star
6. aldabra
7. burmese star
8. yniphora
9. red foot
10. elongated
11. sucalta

the yni looks very familiar...if not mistaken belongs to another S. the fellow got a few this size yni sial...

i miss the red food and the fosteni...sigh the red red thingy on the head and as for fostenni i am not very about that. so nvm haha

No. 8 is more expensive.


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haizz....need to wait for them to grow it take such a long time man. got extra $$$ deff will pay for the big one. now small one temp fulfil my thirst for them. Sam, good collection you have there.

I dont think anyone can go over to visit...is to risky to open for visitation. and to minimize the possibility of suspecting your friend if anything happen

the problem why this is so diff with other thread, because for example you mention suggie thread they only focus on ONE thing that is SUGIE, and bearded thread you guys only focus on bearded is itself. Whereas TTT is everything in it. We are talking from tortoise to turtle.

For aligator snapping turtle, they are quite hardy for a turtle. No special requirement by them. The price for hatchling now would cost you anywhere from RM 350.00 - 550.00.