Quality captive born reptiles. Specializing in turtles and tortoises.

These Redfoot hatchlings are 1.5-2 months old. Great color and thriving. My personal favorite species of tortoise. They are full of personality, very hardy and usually reach max size at around 12-13 inches. 

Our Leopard tortoise hatchlings (Pardalis babcocki) are 2 months old. They are ravenous eaters and growing quick. 

These little hatchlings are feeding on a variety of greens, cactus and Mazuri tortoise diet. Eastern Hermanns tortoises are one of the smaller species. Usually ranging from 7-8 inches. They are hardy and an ideal tortoise for someone living in a region with a lot of winter months.

The Redfoot tortoise is full of personality and my favorite tortoise. These beautiful 10-11 inch Adult female Redfoot tortoise would make a good addition to a breeding group or simply just a great pet. 

12 inch large male Redfoot tortoises! Big and ready to breed. 

These beautiful juvenile Eastern Hermanns tortoises are about 4-5 inches and would make a great pet or start to your own breeding group. Males and females available. 

These well started Leopard tortoise (pardalis babcocki) are 4 months old. Weighing in at 75+ grams. These are well past the fragile beginning stage of a hatchling. They have put on some size and eating like you wouldn’t believe! 

Pictured above you can see the size difference between a hatchling next to a well started hatchling. These 4-5 month old Redfoots are well past the fragile stages that can come along with a 2 month old hatchling.

The Yellowfoot tortoise is an awesome medium size species. Identical to the Redfoot tortoise in diet and care. Reaching average size of 12-14 inches. These hatchlings are thriving! 

The Elongated tortoise is South East Asian species. They are considered a medium size tortoise and reach lengths of 12-14 inches. Typically reaching the same size as the Redfoot tortoise. The diet is also similar to the Redfoot tortoise. A very cool species and not widely offered by many reptile breeders and stores. 

Pictured above you can see the size difference between a hatchling next to a well started hatchling. These well started hatchlings are feeding on a variety of greens, cactus and Mazuri tortoise diet. They put on some size and are past the fragile new born stage. Eastern Hermanns tortoises are one of the smaller species. Usually ranging from 7-8 inches. They are hardy and an ideal tortoise for someone living in a region with a lot of winter months.

The Cherryhead is a locality of the Redfoot tortoise found in Brazil. The care is the same as that of the Northern Redfoot tortoise. They are known for keeping that vibrant red head as they age. They generally stay smaller than the northern Redfoot tortoise. Reaching shell lengths of 9-10 inches. These cherrybomb cherryheads come from high color adults. They are known to get marbling on the shell. 

These juvenile Redfoot tortoises are between 4-5 inches. Phenomenal head colorations. The shells are nice and smooth. These beauties are being fed a high green diet. 

The Burmese star tortoise is critically endangered in its home range of Myanmar (Burma). They are the largest of the star tortoises. These hatchlings are thriving eating romaine, cactus and mazuri tortoise diet.

These Indian Star hatchlings are thriving and growing nicely. They are highly sought after in the exotic pet trade because of their beauty and small size. Reaching an adult size of only 6-8 inches makes them an ideal tortoise for those keeping them housed inside.  

The giant South African Leopard tortoise (Pardalis Pardalis) is the larger of the two localities. These hatchlings are eating a large variety of food and growing quick. They have beautiful dark shells with beautiful shell patterns. 

These gems are 6-7 inch large juveniles. They are of Venezuelan locality. Screaming orange heads and bright vibrant red legs. These colors are hard to come by! You just don’t see Redfoots offered often with this kind of color. Nice smooth perfect growth on the shells. Excellent genetics!