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Suze65 05-06-2018 08:13 PM

What species
 
I follow garden state tortoise on instagram , they have just posted about the Testudo Graeca anamurensis. I’ve never heard of it, obviously it’s a graeca, so I’m guessing from North Africa , but can anyone tell me any more, I’m curious, as I have an interest in graecas. What country are they from, Gordon ?

Gordon 06-06-2018 07:19 AM

There you go from the man himself.:)
https://www.hermannihaven.com/comparing-greek-tortoises

Suze65 06-06-2018 09:03 AM

Thanks Gordon :-D

Suze65 06-06-2018 09:07 AM

But it doesn’t say which country it’s from, is that the Ibera , that we all know from Turkey? But just didn’t know it’s fancy name ? Or is it another North African :confused:

Ok I’ve found the blurb on it now, very interesting. A rare Turkish species, looks very similar to the Ibera.

CherryBrandy 07-06-2018 04:49 PM

its Turkey Suze, it does say if you check out anamur tortoise.

I wonder where his tattoos come from.....?? :):):)

emma_mcraf 07-06-2018 05:14 PM

I can spend so much time browsing his website and just admiring all the photos. :-)
I hadn't noticed his tatts until you pointed them out, Clare. They're faded so I expect he's had them for a while. Maybe he has a mate with a tattoo gun.... :-D

Suze65 07-06-2018 05:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CherryBrandy (Post 675016)
its Turkey Suze, it does say if you check out anamur tortoise.

I wonder where his tattoos come from.....?? :):):)

Yes I know, I’ve read the blurb now.

I could spend hours reading thro this website it’s so interesting.

Gordon 07-06-2018 06:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Suze65 (Post 674993)
But it doesn’t say which country it’s from, is that the Ibera , that we all know from Turkey? But just didn’t know it’s fancy name ? Or is it another North African :confused:

Ok I’ve found the blurb on it now, very interesting. A rare Turkish species, looks very similar to the Ibera.

Sorry been busy they are what I call Turkish iberas and some can be also called terresteris (golden greeks) even though they aren't propper ones.

CherryBrandy 12-06-2018 04:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Suze65 (Post 675023)
Yes I know, I’ve read the blurb now.

I could spend hours reading thro this website it’s so interesting.

Sorry Suze you actually did say that on your original post. It must have been the tattoos...:-D


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