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Skilzo 24-08-2016 08:37 PM

Hey
 
Hey names Graeme, I'm from Scotland and on the look out for my first shelled friend :smile:

I am on the look out for pancake tortoise if anyone knows of any for sale? also if any knows if there's any books or really in depth information that would be great thanks

emma_mcraf 25-08-2016 11:22 AM

Hi Graeme. Alex is a pancake breeder but I see you've already responded to his post. Good luck finding one. I think they're a fascinating tort species. :-)

Skilzo 25-08-2016 11:42 AM

I have been looking at torts more and more they are so fascinating so it's about time I get some I think ��

CherryBrandy 26-08-2016 11:58 AM

welcome Graeme, I would say don't be too ambitious with your wish list ! TSome species are a whole lot harder and hardier than others of course. Try and do a whole load of research and find a species which suits what you can provide long term! very long term. Be great to see some photos when able if you do get one. good luck, keep us posted. CB

Skilzo 26-08-2016 04:23 PM

Thanks for the welcome I plan on doing as much research as possible and making sure I can provide forever!!! I will keep you posted a be doing my nosy on here :D

CherryBrandy 02-09-2016 07:47 PM

we like nosey !! CB

emma_mcraf 03-09-2016 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Skilzo (Post 667900)
Thanks for the welcome I plan on doing as much research as possible and making sure I can provide forever!!! I will keep you posted a be doing my nosy on here :D

Always someone here to answer questions but lots of info to be found in threads. Enjoy your research. :-)

Jan W 04-09-2016 05:47 PM

Welcome to the forum Graeme.

Look forward to hearing about your tort(s) when you get them.

So far my male and female are getting along fine, they are about 8 1/2. However, many have found one male with just one female does not work. I have given them a huge amount of space in the hope their happy relationship will continue.

Skilzo 04-09-2016 09:33 PM

Thanks for the welcome everyone, having a good nosy about which is proving fun, exciting and I would say scary!!!

I says scary because there is the list gets bigger :smile:

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Originally Posted by Jan W (Post 668067)
Welcome to the forum Graeme.

Look forward to hearing about your tort(s) when you get them.

So far my male and female are getting along fine, they are about 8 1/2. However, many have found one male with just one female does not work. I have given them a huge amount of space in the hope their happy relationship will continue.

Jan what size is your enclosure/table? I have a rough idea on size its the height I am not to sure on?

Thanks again everyone :smile:

Jan W 06-09-2016 08:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Skilzo (Post 668088)
Thanks for the welcome everyone, having a good nosy about which is proving fun, exciting and I would say scary!!!

I says scary because there is the list gets bigger :smile:



Jan what size is your enclosure/table? I have a rough idea on size its the height I am not to sure on?

Thanks again everyone :smile:

I changed the size of their enclosures as they got older. The first one had sides that were only 4" high and we quickly added an opaque perspex to make it about 9". Now they are past 8 years their new home indoors is an upturned wardrobe, so sides must be about 18". Whether they need this height, I don't think so. We have put wood up all around their outdoor pen which is about 18"too. My measurements are all a bit of guesswork, based on making sure they cannot see out, otherwise they constantly try to get out.

There may be some better advice offered for you. I do tend to go a bit over the top too!


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