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I am looking for another box turtle to go with the one that I have already. I live in southern oregon and don't have a lot of money to spend. I am willing to pay for shipping.
Wanted box turtle
I am looking for another box turtle to go with the one that I have already. I live in southern oregon and don't have a lot of money to spend. I am willing to pay for shipping.
Porscha
1 box turtle
1 jack russell
2 horses
14 chickens
1 turkey
1 peacock
and a loving family that supports me.
What kind are you looking for? What would they live in?
-Chad
www.iherp.com/wafisherman
Leopard Geckos;
Russian Tortoises; Sulcata Tortoises; Redfoot Tortoises;
E. Box Turtles, 3-Toed Box Turtle;
Dogs; Cat;
Chickens; Ducks; Turkeys;
Oberhalsi Milking Goats; Pigs; Rabbits;
7 great kids and one amazing wife
I have an eastern but I realy don't care I am not going to breed them. I am currently building an outdoor pen for the one I have it will be about 6'x4'. In the winter they would be indoors. If I had to I could expand the outdoor enclosure.
Porscha
1 box turtle
1 jack russell
2 horses
14 chickens
1 turkey
1 peacock
and a loving family that supports me.
[H]
you might wish to consult Julie and Jerry of Pac NW turtleworks
pnwturtleworks.com
www.iherp.com/Aimee
www.flickr.com/photos/aimless76/
laugh, and the world laughs with you.
laugh hysterically, for no apparent reason, and they'll leave you alone.
not all box turtles have the same husbandry needs. I'd recommend another eastern or a 3-toed.
-Chad
www.iherp.com/wafisherman
Leopard Geckos;
Russian Tortoises; Sulcata Tortoises; Redfoot Tortoises;
E. Box Turtles, 3-Toed Box Turtle;
Dogs; Cat;
Chickens; Ducks; Turkeys;
Oberhalsi Milking Goats; Pigs; Rabbits;
7 great kids and one amazing wife
Thanks for your help. I will keep looking and check with Jerry.
Porscha
1 box turtle
1 jack russell
2 horses
14 chickens
1 turkey
1 peacock
and a loving family that supports me.
I think you should get another Eastern of the opposite sex. The population of Eastern boxies in the wild is dropping drastically. Even if you don't want to breed them, if they bred without any extra effort on your part, you could always find someone with an incubator.Originally Posted by dban58
I am starting to think that to. I just have to find one. They are very hard to find around here, and I don't want a baby because mine is almost three. If I could find a male that was around the same age or a little older that would be best. I also would like to give one a new home that was not or is not wanted. I am a sucker for adopting.
Porscha
1 box turtle
1 jack russell
2 horses
14 chickens
1 turkey
1 peacock
and a loving family that supports me.
[H]
Too bad you don't want a sulcata! We have one that would love a new home.
This may take awhile but there are several tortoises and turtles that pop up on Craigslist from time to time.
Nate Swanson might know where to get one too. http://www.swaneesexotics.com/
1.0.0 veiled chameleon (Mad Eye Moody)
0.1.0 bearded dragon (Priscilla Queen of the Desert)
1.1.0 chinese water dragon (John Henry, Voda (foster))
3.0.0 crested gecko (Pizza, Mr. Tea, Percy)
0.1.0 African fat tail gecko (Lyla) *Lauren's*
1.0.0 black cat (Stanley)
A gabillion roaches
www.stamp4hobby.blogspot.com
How big is the Sulcata? Can it be shipped? How much are you asking? You can e-mail me at dban58@yahoo.com, put sulcata in the subject line.
Porscha
1 box turtle
1 jack russell
2 horses
14 chickens
1 turkey
1 peacock
and a loving family that supports me.
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