euzelva

Absolutely the best breeder and his website euzelva.cz is the top, simply unbeatable. Always professionally advised. We have three turtles from Mr. Junk, which grow beautifully and are incredibly cool. Moreover, all the services it offers are really comprehensive. Yet I would like to say to all miserlings that someone will not breed for some reason, I can understand, but always blame the breeder in general, is the easiest and very cheap way!

We have had a turtle from the breeder for a year and a half and he is the best partner. The Lord also recommended terrarium equipment to us. In addition, I did not find such comprehensive information about turtle breeding, such as on the euzelva.cz website, anywhere else. Great satisfaction and great breeding service for us. If we ever buy another cabbage, we certainly know where to turn again. Thank you

I can't recommend this turtle dealer. I bought a turtle hatchling from him a few weeks ago. The turtle was apathetic from day one (at the sale I was told by Mr. Junk that it was sleepy on the way and that it would warm up in the sun, but that never happened). The turtle did not receive food, did not exclude, almost did not walk. After a few days, I contacted Mr. Junk for advice. I was told that since I did not buy a terrarium from him, so does not know how to behave turtle and therefore can not advise me. After a week, the turtle died. I contacted Mr. Junk again to suggest if he would be willing to give me at least 50% of the price back. Mr. Junek replied after almost another week that he would not give me a replacement without an autopsy. But it must have been clear to him that after such a long time an autopsy was no longer possible. I had no intention of investing additional funds for the autopsy and other examinations in the dead turtle, and I wanted to agree with Mr. Junk that each of us would be partly responsible and 50% of the price seemed fair to me. So I tried again, but Mr. Junek stubbornly rejects any possibility of guilt on his part, the turtle was said to be 100% healthy at the sale, without birth defects, no infection and according to him I damaged the turtle, either by inappropriate environment (eg overheating) ) or the tortoise had an accident (eg I fell). On my part to say so much that I kept the turtle in a terrarium, in which I have raised one baby turtle and of course I did not fall or have any other injury. I consider Mr. Junk's behavior unprofessional to arrogant.

I had two turtles from Mr. Junk. One year later she became ill and died. I bought another one so that the first one was not alone, but the turtle after a few weeks became apathetic and about six weeks after the acquisition again died. I cannot say for sure that it is because Mr. Junek has sick animals, but I took care of the turtles with the utmost care. When I wrote it to Mr. Junk asking if he could have sick turtles (I didn't blame him for nothing, I just asked), he replied in an offensive manner that I was blaming him. Now I see that I'm not the only one, but unfortunately I read the reviews late. In general, I think that Mr Junek has a special approach to turtle breeding, since he claims that they are exclusively herbivorous, although they are omnivorous, and he scolded me for giving the turtles protein (dried fish, for example). The third turtle is still alive and so far looks absolutely fine, so it is really difficult to say whether it was a mistake on my side or the breeder, but rather than risk buying a sick animal and the pain of leaving, so I advise to buy it elsewhere.

Hello, I can only recommend Mr. Junk. I'm a budding breeder, and I've had a turtle from him for five months. She is doing great, she is healthy and beautiful. Whenever you have any doubts, Mr. Junek will promptly answer and advise you. Not to mention the great sophisticated website, where I learned about breeding actually everything I need and only thanks to them, and my turtle is doing so well. After reading the pages several times, you simply can't make a mistake. The turtles even deliver throughout the country and the handover was absolutely fine. Thank you again, and I can only recommend! :) Because it is important to do things with love and to the fullest, and Mr. Junk is doing very well.

avoids responsibility for dead cabbages. He is a miraculous breeder, from whom incompetent people buy cabbage in a special way and so, at least according to Mr. Junk, they are dying. Although it does not happen to other breeders to such a large extent, I will leave it to you

UPDATE: The tortoise died after a week of hospitalization. At necropsy, it was found that the tortoise had a PRI HEART chip, from which it received an abscess + whole-body infection. Of course, a friend called with Mr. Junk today, who referred us to the "breeder" who chipped the turtle - Mr. Haltuf. I was accused of it being my fault the turtle died - I remind you that she had a chip in her heart. And as I waited, Mr. Haltuf arrogantly told me that he did not return the money and would not pay me for the vet, which, of course, I did not ask by mistake. I just wanted compensation. I'm sorry that Mr. Junek sells turtles from such "breeders" who want to make a profit, but if I sell a living being and say it's my lifelong passion, I'll pay attention to what kind of turtles I sell. And Mr. Junek, no, I don't read lay advice, and with regard to my field of study (biology), I can also evaluate what is stupid and what is not. And yes, chipping is mandatory in some countries, but only when the turtle grows up - not giving chips to the little ones that have just hatched. I received a little turtle bought from Mr. Junek in November 2020 from a friend for his birthday. For the first few months, everything was fine, but as he suddenly grew up, his armor began to soften, he stopped walking and eventually he ate. Of course, we were already at the vet, who told us that he had inflammation from how he was bitten, and when he grew up, the chip caused an infection in his body. In some EU countries, chipping of small turtles is prohibited (eg UK, Hungary). In addition, he said that he had more such cases from this breeder and that the turtle may or may not survive - we are still waiting. Anyway, if we knew more about the problem of chipping small turtles, we would certainly not decide for Mr. Junek again, because it is not clear to me how a breeder with many years of experience can have such an approach and it seems to me more like Russian roulette with added value that these turtles they sell more expensive - because they are chipped.

I had the opportunity to go through the individual turtle quarters and see the regime and care for them and everything is absolutely exemplary. It is obvious that Mr. Junk is very interested in breeding and it is not just an ordinary business, but a hobby to which he gives everything.