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Make sure you check the listings some are Normal and some are Het for Itory
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In order to display the visual traits of albinism, it requires both genes to be present in an individual. Visual animals show the yellow coloration of the shell and red eyes associated with albinism. "Het" stands for Heterozygous, indicating that the animals have one of the two genes necessary to be visual albinos and display the albino colors. When an animal is a Het, it appears normal and does not exhibit the albino coloration. Hets carry one of the two genes necessary to produce some kind of albino offspring. The offspring of two mated Het animals will produce visual albino animals.For the Sulcata tortoise, there are two types of albinos and one normal variation available. Both albinos come in Het and Visual forms:
If you cross a Het Albino with another Het Albino, you have a 25% chance of producing visual albino offspring. The remaining 75% of the clutch is said to be 66% Het Albino, meaning they all look normal, some are Hets, and some are normal without carrying any albino genes.It's important to note that T+ Albino (Tyrosinase positive) reptiles have a complete lack of melanin, resulting in a white or yellowish appearance, while T- Albino (Tyrosinase negative) reptiles have a complete absence of pigment throughout their skin, scales, and eyes. The genetic mutations causing their albinism differ, with T+ albinos being associated with a mutation in the tyrosinase gene and T- albinos having a mutation in another gene involved in melanin production
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Adult Pair of Aldabra Tortoises 38" Male (23 yrs) & 32" Female (23 yrs)
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20 year old 27" Male Aldabra Tortoise Future Stud, Hard to Find, Perfect for Breeding Group!
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Ready-to-Breed 20-Year-Old Female Aldabra Tortoise – Produce Your Own Hatchlings!
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Aldabra Tortoise potential Breeding Pair – 27" Male + 28" Females Aldabra Giant Tortoises (20+Years Old)
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1.2 breeding group of Aldabra Tortoises Huge 39" Male Aldabra and 29" Female
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Adult pair of Aldabra Tortoises 38" Male 23 years old & 32" Big Female 23 years old
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Large Adult breeding female Aldabra tortoise she is 31" and weighs 210lbs
breeding pair of Aldabra giant tortoises
U.S. Bred Aldabras only come from a few local breeders which have much smaller genetic pools.
That's why you see so much deviation in appearance in Aldabras that come from this farm.
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Aldabra Tortoise Vaulted Scute looking tortoise with an Extra Scute nice High Dome
Vaulted Extra Scute
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4" Aldabra Hatchling Tortoise Very High Dome perfect smooth shell nice looking tortoise
Very High Dome
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4" Tiny Aldabra Hatchling Tortoise perfect smooth shell really cute tortoise
really cute tortoise
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4" Aldabra Tortoise long & Narrow really interesting very rare no nouchal scute exceptional
very rare no nouchal scute exceptional
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4 1/4 inch Almost Perfect with a start Button Nice High Walk
Perfect with a start Button
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4" Aldabra Tortoise with Long shell Action Jackson lots of energy
Action Jackson lots of energy
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4 3/4 Long & Narrow with Vertical first scute Very High Dome: Exceptional
Very High Dome: Exceptional
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Aldabra Hatchling tortoise 4" Almost Perfect smooth Shell Interesting shell
Interesting shell
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4 7/8" Big High Dome Shell High Walk Smart looking tortoise Interactive
Big High Dome Shell
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4 7/8" Big Dome and Round, smooth Shell. Nice high walk smart looking Beautyful
Nice high walk smart looking Beautyful
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4 3/4 nice high walk Nice Smooth Dome Shell Calm personality, I love you
Calm personality, I love you
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5" Aldabra Hatchling tortoise Absolutely Perfect shell in every way very observant Smart
observant Smart
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Smart Perfect Aldabra tortoise hatchling Vaulted Scute high dome Long Shell Exceptional
Exceptional Long Shell
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7 1/2 " DS Aldabra Tortoise Super Smooth: Exceptional
(Special End of Year Sale) Super Smooth: Exceptional
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Aldabra Tortoise 4 1/2" hatchling Perfectly smooth shell stands nice and High
Nice and High
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Aldabra Tortoise High Peak Short Shell super interesting my favorite,
super interesting my favorite,
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Almost Perfect Aldabra Tortoise 5 3/4" Very Nice Tortoise, Great personality
Great personality
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4 1/2" Perfect Aldabra Tortoise , Perfect in every way, great high Walk
Perfect in every way
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Aldabra Tortoise 4 1/2" Smooth Shell long shell Double scute Smart looking tortoise
long shell
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7 1/2 inches Aldabra Tortoise Double Scute Big & Round nice calm personality
Great Personality
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Aldabra Tortoise Long High Dome Tortoise very rare no nouchal scute very Rare Exceptional
very Rare Exceptional
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Aldabra tortoise 4 1/2 inch Double scute interesting color pattern Green Eyes
Interesting color
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These animals are ideal for keepers looking to add a second tortoise to an existing animal.
At this stage, size compatibility becomes important, and subadults like these offer the best opportunity to pair with a tortoise purchased years ago.
If you’ve been waiting for the right match to complement your current Aldabra,
this is a solid group to choose from—featuring strong, healthy animals, including some exceptional Sabuda bloodline individuals.
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20 inch Male Aldabra Tortoise very active always going. High Dome Tortoise.
This is a great large Male Aldabra males are so hard to come by these days He really has a nice high Dome shell, he will stand when you rub his shell. He is is 8 1/2 years old
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M1 18 1/2" Aldabra tortoise really pretty animal short back shell type and rare missing nuchal scute
Meet the 18 Inch Aldabra Tortoise With a Twist!
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The Bus amazingly long tortoise Holdback 23 1/2 inches Female
The Bus amazingly long tortoise
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18 1/2" Aldabra Tortoise Big wide high Dome massive young Aldabra tortoise really nice
big wide high Dome massive
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17 1/2 inch Aldabra Tortoise Tremendous High Dome Short Back Amazing Shell great personality
Tremendous High Dome Short Back
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18" Aldabra Tortoise Amazing Peak high Dome Short Back Aldabra Tortoise, love this one
Amazing Peak high Dome Short Back
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22 inch Male Aldabra Tortoise great High Dome shell. Stands up when you rub Him, beautiful
High Dome shell. Stands up when you rub him,
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M2 19" Beautiful Aldabra Tortoise Stands up for a good scratch, use to people, lots of Fun
Loves people, lots of Fun
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Beautiful Indian Star Tortoises
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16" Galapagos tortoise what a beauty this guy is nice, smooth shell, very friendly and outgoing (on Sale now) wow last long at this new price (Florida Sales Only)
Very friendly and outgoing (Florida Sales Only)
Watch VideoThese Andrews Redfoot tortoises come from the historic Hurricane Andrew rescue group in Homestead,
Florida, where a few surviving adult redfoots were found roaming after the storm and given a large outdoor lot to live and breed.
For nearly 40 years, this group has reproduced naturally outdoors, with every baby hatching right out of the ground
without incubation, indoor raising, or protection from Florida weather and subsequent hurricanes.
The result is an exceptionally hardy line: heavy, rock-solid tortoises with round, domed shells, no history of sickness, and a long track record of thriving in natural conditions.
These offspring make outstanding future breeders or incredibly tough, long-term pets for keepers who value both history and health.
Andrews Redfeet tortoises November 10 update
I have an interesting group of Giant Redfoot tortoises. I have males at 16 inches and females at 14 inches
The animals we’re all raised and bread on their own naturally.
They hatched out of the ground on their own and they made their way through a lot on their own for almost 40 years.
In 1992 Hurricane Andrew destroyed the South Florida Homestead area.
After the hurricane, a couple of adult Redfeet were found wandering the streets.
They were the lucky ones many pets and other domestic animals were lost in the storm.
The Tortoises were rescued and given a large plot to live.
However, basically on their own. Over the years the animals reproduced.
These offspring are now Adult Breeding Animals between 8 and 15 Years old
They are the offspring from the 1992 Hurricane Andrew disaster “Group”
I believe they are fourth and Fifth generation animals.
That group has to find a new home now, the owner of the lot has to move out of the state and can no longer provide their land.
The interesting thing is they were all hatched naturally right out of the ground, they were never incubated
and they were never brought inside or protected from the weather or additional Hurricanes in any way.
The surprising thing is, these animals are so Big with round domed shells
They are healthy and heavy. There has never been any sickness.
I am excited to be offering this group with a little history.
The animals are perfect in every way, big, strong and healthy.
I believe these animals would make a great group for others looking to breed them or they would make a great pet
Sold Out of Suriname Redfeet at this time check out the Andrews Redfeet, just amazing.
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