Miguel's turtles -Extreme Load
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Vicious_Fish;1926622; said:Great pics Miguel! You have such an awesome turtle collection. Any luck with breeding anything? You should breed your Staurotypus salvinii and then send me one!Oh yeah, you still need to get a Stinkpot! I've got 2 Sternotherus odoratus eggs incubating right now. Trade you them for one of those young mata matas!
were we not so far away, Seth, it would be a deal!
I don't even try to breed the turtles mainly because I lack the appropriate conditions to provide, in the same enclosure, an apt dry space ( beyond the basking places I provide ) for them to lay their eggs.
I find egss, in the water, on a regular basis ( and Staurotypus ones, at that ), but I think I would strectch the line a bit too much ( it is always in some "tension", heheh ) with all the tanks, the turtles, the snakes, ( the rats in the freezer ) if now I started putting eggs incubating ...
Miguel;1927045; said:were we not so far away, Seth, it would be a deal!
I don't even try to breed the turtles mainly because I lack the appropriate conditions to provide, in the same enclosure, an apt dry space ( beyond the basking places I provide ) for them to lay their eggs.
I find egss, in the water, on a regular basis ( and Staurotypus ones, at that ), but I think I would strectch the line a bit too much ( it is always in some "tension", heheh ) with all the tanks, the turtles, the snakes, ( the rats in the freezer ) if now I started putting eggs incubating ...
Oh I understand Miguel. You've got quite the zoo on your hands so I'm sure you're very busy. Do you ever consider building any outdoor enclosures that you could house your turtles in? That way you could have an egg laying area and let mother nature do all the incubating.
