Sulcata Tortoises
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Known for the distinctive spurs that run along their thighs, Sulcata Tortoises can be found roaming the sun-baked landscapes of the African Sahel. Their tough, resilient nature allows them to withstand some of the harshest climates and thrive on a variety of edible plant matter.
Despite their rugged looks and tough nature, sulcatas are well-known for being extremely friendly and personable, often forming bonds with their keepers. This personality, combined with their hardiness and unique features, makes them highly sought after throughout the exotic animal industry.
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NOW AVAILABLE!
Known for the distinctive spurs that run along their thighs, Sulcata Tortoises can be found roaming the sun-baked landscapes of the African Sahel. Their tough, resilient nature allows them to withstand some of the harshest climates and thrive on a variety of edible plant matter.
Despite their rugged looks and tough nature, sulcatas are well-known for being extremely friendly and personable, often forming bonds with their keepers. This personality, combined with their hardiness and unique features, makes them highly sought after throughout the exotic animal industry.
GET YOURS NOW!
NOW AVAILABLE!
Known for the distinctive spurs that run along their thighs, Sulcata Tortoises can be found roaming the sun-baked landscapes of the African Sahel. Their tough, resilient nature allows them to withstand some of the harshest climates and thrive on a variety of edible plant matter.
Despite their rugged looks and tough nature, sulcatas are well-known for being extremely friendly and personable, often forming bonds with their keepers. This personality, combined with their hardiness and unique features, makes them highly sought after throughout the exotic animal industry.
GET YOURS NOW!
Additional Info:
Scientific Name: Centrochelys sulcata
Habitat: Semi-arid grasslands and savannas of the African Sahel
Origin: Captive Bred
Current Diet: Variety of grasses, weeds, succulents and leafy greens
Current Size: 2-3 inches
Lifespan: Over 100 years
Max Size: 2.5ft
Restricted States: Florida, Hawaii
