19-12-2008, 04:46 PM | #1 |
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Can anybody recommend any good Tortoise books?
Afternoon all,
Out of interest, I've just had a quick search on the Waterstones website to see if there are many Tortoise care manuals on sale. I was pleasantly surprised at how many there are actually are but can any of you recommend one in particular? I know there's lots of conflicting information regarding Tortoise care so i wondered if there are any that should be definately avoided. I've sourced the most useful advice/info through this forum and am happy to continue doing that but it would be nice to have a book just for reference really. Plus i'm really interested in learning more about all breeds of Tortoises. |
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This one's a must...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Russian-Tort...ref=pd_rhf_p_1 Quote:
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No bias there Ed.
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Coudn't have been Ed could it?
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mediterranea...9711467&sr=1-8
This one is brilliant - Santa is putting it under the tree for me this Christmas Anna |
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try Lin Kings downloadable booklet, of tortoise husbandry and plant list with pictures.
www.tortoises.net
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Does look a mighty good read though. I think that one will be on the list... And thanks for your recommendation too Anna. That looks brilliant also. |
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Ed's book is a good one, and he does have a new one as well I think the new one is aimed for Leopard keepers.
There is always the Carapace Press website http://www.vidi-herp.com/index.html?...tml&lang=en-us TT recommended books, as well as those written by Andy Highfield Links on the left hand side to DVD's as well
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