Baby Leopard Tortoises, Stimochelys (formerly Geochelone) pardalis babcocki.  These are the Northern African Leopard tortoises that can reach 80lbs. These are a forever pet with daily maintenance. In Africa they graze on grasses, shrubs, and succulents. These 3 were born on 2/2/10. If interested in obtaining one of these, please don't call the business line. Tracy schedules Lizard Wizard events only. Please do contact me through my email:  lizardwizard.ofsd@yahoo.com Barters will be considered. Especially other reptiles, amphibians, and arthropods. If you don't hear back, then I'm not interested. Sorry, too many responsibilities to reply to all. Thank you.

Seven born from Zamboni in December.  Five of these are available for adoption. Please know or research the care and maintenance before acquiring one of these. I don't ship or home these as a child's pet. These are for serious responsible tortoise owners only.

This enclosure is not pretty, but it has all of their needs. A red bulb on 24 hours and a white bulb for daylight hours that is on a timer. A hiding box with a moist washcloth that is changed often. Lots of greens to eat or hide under and create humidity.  Romaine was fed on this day because I got it for free. In the wild, babies hide under plants. Half the ground cover is rabbit pellets. Its non-toxic and okay to eat. Black and white newspaper works too. Never astro-turf or fake grass or carpet. As with all reptile terrariums, create a basking side and a cooler side.