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Aldabra and Sulcata Tortoises For sale
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I am selling healthy,friendly Sulcata & Aldabra tortoise.
100% healthy, happy and all very active with nice smooth shells.
All eating well, mostly grass but also a weed and flower diet from the garden with added vitamins and calcium for good health.
They do not need the article 10 CITES certificate.
These breeds are best suited to tortoise table style enclosure whilst young.
However They can grow very large please do your own research on these tortoises they will graze on grass all day long and do not hibernate so heat and a large enclosed garden will need to be provided all year round.
Please message me for more information or photos.
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