Frt

[Turtle Matt]

The T.O. zoo has them for sure,they're over by the bearded dragons,frilled dragons,across from the komodos..Look closer next time,definately an animal not to want to miss.
Matt

[ReptileHQ]

Remember, at any reputable zoo, everything behind the scenes is as big or bigger than the displays you see when you are there. They have more than 2 adults. What they do with a lot of animals is have more behind the scenes and cycle their display animals.

Chris

[camilogutierrez]

cool i did not know that.... that makes me feel better for some of the animals....

thanks for that post.

[icex19]

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!! *light bulb lights up*

I remember seeing them years ago, when the komodos just came in. Gosh, I remember thinking that the tank was a tad small, but I was pretty young then. Can't remember how big it was.

I wasnt too interested in seeing the komodos after they just came in, so I didn't bother going in there the next few times and forgot about it...I'm definately going to check them out next time

Thanks for the reminder

[Wu-Gwei]

OK, I checked with another website based on Carettochelys insculpta and I was explained that there are no FRT being bred in captivity nor in Indonesia. Just as I thought before. They just collect the eggs and hatch them.


Cheers,
JJ

[Linds]

Originally posted by ReptileHQ
What they do with a lot of animals is have more behind the scenes and cycle their display animals.

Many zoos do this with their reptiles to prevent stress from being on display all the time.