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He looks great! I take it you can roll his outdoor pen around into fresh grass? That's awesome! Here is my cold weather shed for little foot. I'm going out of town for a week and we are supposed to get some unseasonably cold weather in a couple of days. He should be fine I think.

Our coldest month is January with an average high of 61 and low of 43. Of course it can be a lot warmer or a lot colder. Larger torts are pretty cold tolerant. Well, if they have access to heat to warm up, they can venture out into cooler air to graze for a bit as their mass helps them hold on...

Oh yeah. Back in like '13/'14 or '14/'15 (can't remember) we got down to the mod teens a couple of nights on a row. It was crazy!

I'm on the northern Gulf Coast. It gets cool here for sure with a few nights even below freezing. My sullie has a large insulated and heated house that he goes into. I saw him out and about grazing on days in the low 50s as long as it was sunny, they are pretty cold tolerant. The aldabra...

Thanks buddy, it's been awhile! And yes, they are mine. I picked up the aldabra yesterday and the sullie about 18 months ago.

Goliath is an approximately 19 year old male sulcata coming in around 70lbs. Little Foot is a 4.5 year aldabra coming in at 25lbs.

Lucky! I do yak fishing myself, even managed a few sails which is awesome considering youve got to run about 50 miles to get to 700ft+ of water! For what ever reason, when conditions are right, we will get sails, dolphin (mahi mahi) and blackfin tuna up on the beach, Ive caught sails in 15ft of...

Youre bait could be used to catch the bait that I will use to catch the bait Id ultimately use.... Nothing beats a bonita or small tuna for MONSTER pelagics and jacks!

We were "anchored" up with my ipilot and live chumming, catching them on spinners. At one point we could see 4 wahoo behind the boat at a time but they were being very very leader shy. It's hard to tell but right after the aerial shot of the cast, you can actually see a strike!

Well I screwed up that title! lol

Last month a couple of other local guides and my self ran about 35 miles out for some blue water fishing. It started out rough and slow but ended up beautiful with a hot bite. One of my buds brought his drone and put together this amazing video. Figured yall would enjoy it! While yall are at...

The Xingu is crushing massivore though the azul has yet to feed. He is interested though. He is short and stocky but not sure if I'd say short body though he looks 10x better in person then the pics!

I was out of town visiting family and found these at a local pet store. For the price I couldn't pass them up even though they had to be in a box for 25hrs! They did good though! I know one is azul but the other I've heard a couple of different thoughts on ID. What do yall think? They are...

Not my video. Some are eaten though most are just discarded.

Never mind it did on its own!

I'd say we have a lionfish problem.... Can some one embed please?

We don't have a good inshore/nearshore TT fishery around here. We get them offshore though .

Grey triggers are mighty fine eating. Better than red snapper in my opinion. They are regulating us to death down here unfortunately. :( Ciguatera is pretty much non existent this far north. I've personally have not heard of a single case from this area.

I'm east of there out of Navarre, FL.

Look at a map of the Gulf of Mexico and I'm at the most northern point of the.Gulf! So no, not in the keys! The trigger are grey trigger and they are fantastic, unfortunately they are closed the rest of the year. The turtle I believe is a juvenile green, there were several in that grass mat...