Aldabra Tortoise For Sale
$1,300.00
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Aldabra Tortoise For Sale
HOME OF REPTILES has some fantastic and flawless, bowling ball smooth captive bred baby Aldabra tortoise for sale. We have captive bred baby Aldabra tortoise hatchings, well started baby Aldabra tortoises for sale (recommended over the more fragile hatchlings) and cute and plump 1-year-old Aldabra tortoise in stock.
The best baby Aldabra tortoise anywhere!
Our captive bred Aldabra tortoise come from Seychelles breed stock from the Seychelles Islands and exemplify the species standard. Giant Aldabra tortoises exist ONLY on the Seychelles Islands and are the 2nd largest of all species of tortoise, second only to the giant Galapagos tortoise. They reach sizes of up to 350 Lbs for females and over 500 pounds for males. The longest-lived Aldabra tortoise was recorded to reach 256 years old age, so be ready to “will” your tortoise to your kids!
With a Biologist ON SITE, all of our Aldabra tortoises for sale online come with our live arrival and full 7-day health guarantee. Our baby Aldabra tortoises are ready to ship to your door via FedEx in heated or cooled containers and will arrive the morning after shipment. Typically they leave here around 7 pm and are on your doorstep the next morning between 8-10am.
How Long Do Tortoise Live
Tortoises are known for their long life span, they can live for as much as 80 to 150 years. However, some species can live even longer, up to 250 years before they die… Statistics holds that the oldest tortoise ever recorded was Jonathan, a Seychelles giant tortoise who was 190 years old in 2022. Some believe Jonathan could be as old as 200 years old. The lifespan of a tortoise depends on several factors, including:
- Species: Larger species, like giant tortoises, tend to live longer than smaller species.
- Care: Tortoises in captivity can live longer if they receive proper care than those that are not in captivity .
- Health: Some species of tortoise may be more prone to health issues that can shorten their lives. also tortoise with good health issues tend to live longer than those who encounter negative health challenges
- Predation: In the wild, tortoises and their eggs are vulnerable to predators thereby determining life span.
Tortoises are considered to be the longest-living land animals. However, marine clams, like the ocean quahog, can live even longer. In 2006, research showed that an ocean quahog was estimated to be 507 years old.
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