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 1.5 months old. They are ravenous eaters and growing quick. The PB leopard is the smaller of the two localities. Females reaching lengths of 14-15 inches and males being smaller at about 12 inches. 

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 6-7 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 10-12 inch Adult female Redfoot tortoise would make a good addition to a breeding group or simply just a great pet. 

11 inch large male Redfoot tortoises! Big and ready to breed. Great addition to a breeding group or simply an awesome pet tortoise. 

These beautiful juvenile Eastern Hermanns tortoises are about 5 inches and would make a great pet or start to your own breeding group. The Eastern Hermanns typically reaches a size of 6-7 inches. Males and females available. 

The beautiful Indian star tortoise is popular because of it’s vibrant shell pattern and it’s relatively small size. Unfortunately making it a popular target in the illegal pet trade. Full grown adults reach about 7-8 inches. These recently turned Cites appendix 1 where they can longer be imported into the United States. Hopefully relieving some of the pressure put on the species when collected from the wild. 

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

6 inch very well started Aldabra tortoises. They are not fresh hatchlings! over year old and well past the fragile hatchling stage. Perfect shell, no irregular scutes. They’ve put on some nice growth and size. These tortoise are second the largest tortoise in the world. Second to the Galapagos tortoise. 

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 juvenile Redfoot tortoises are between 4-5 inches. Phenomenal yellow and orange head colorations. The shells are nice and smooth. These beauties are being fed a high green diet. They will eat from you hand! 

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 6 inch adult females will make an excellent addition to a breeding group or just a friendly pet. Hermanns tortoises are hardy and personable. Reaching a max size of about 7 inches these adult females are about full grown.

Beautiful cherryheads with phenomenal marbling coming through the scutes. These particular Brazilian Cherryhead are a locale found in Caatinga, Brazil. The juveniles are 5.5-6 inch shell length. 

The Pancake tortoise is a very interesting species! They use their flat shell to be able to wedge themselves in rocks to avoid predators. This species reaches a max size of 6-7 inches and does great indoors. 

One of the best tortoise species that don’t get the recognition they deserve. These beauties have identical care to the Redfoot tortoise. 

These large juvenile Redfoots have bright vibrant orange heads and a shell length of 6+ inches. They have nice smooth shell growth from living outside in the Florida humidity and feeding on a well rounded diet. 

Central American Wood turtles are my personal favorite species of wood turtle. Reaching a max size of only 7 inches they are great for indoor or outdoor keeping. They are full of personality and such a hardy and easy to care for species. As hatchlings they prefer to be kept semi aquatic and as adults they be come more terrestrial but still love to splash around in a large water dish or shallow water feature.

The Pancake tortoise is a very interesting species! They use their flat shell to be able to wedge themselves in rocks to avoid predators. They are able to puff up and expand their soft plastron in order to really wedge themselves in between rocks. This species reaches a max size of 6-7 inches and does great indoors. These are full grown adults breeding size adults. 

These 1+ month old hatchlings are feeding on a great diet and thriving. This South African locality of Leopard tortoise is known for growing larger then the more common East African Leopard Pardalis Babcocki. They are also known for having a more vibrant dark shell pattern.