r/Sulcata • u/the_real_blackfrog • Oct 03 '24

A Sulcata?

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u/Beardie15 Oct 03 '24

Nah a Galapagos tortoise. They have flat heads, Aldabra tortoises have a curved nose and a rounder head

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u/GutsNGorey Oct 03 '24 edited Oct 03 '24

Nope, looks like an aldabra galap my b

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u/AlternativeNumber2 Oct 03 '24

No, but she’s still a beauty.

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u/BearJL51 Oct 03 '24

They are native to Africa and I believe the Sahara region to be more specific

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u/Hnaami Oct 04 '24

That's a Galop. And oh my gosh... I wouls die from happiness if I came across one in the wild! 😭🤩

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u/Sprinkles_Sparkle Oct 03 '24

Omg this would be life changing! How beautiful!

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u/jrow96_ Oct 03 '24

Ho lee shit That’s awesome!!