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- Jun 30, 2009
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First of all if anybody read my question about my girl Lickity Split and not eating--she is doing well now and is more active. Thanks to all who responded to me!
Is there anything anybody out there does for their shell? Lickity's is very dry looking and scarred/scratched from flipping over on my mom's patio trying to climb the steps. I never really noticed it before until comparing her to her lttle buddy who is very smooth and shiny.
I met a woman who is way into desert tortoises and she said she puts baby oil on them when they first come out of hybernation. Hmmm...that doesn't sound right to me but what do you think? I don't care how she looks, just wondered if there was some routine or conditioning thing I could do for her shell.
Thanks!
Is there anything anybody out there does for their shell? Lickity's is very dry looking and scarred/scratched from flipping over on my mom's patio trying to climb the steps. I never really noticed it before until comparing her to her lttle buddy who is very smooth and shiny.
I met a woman who is way into desert tortoises and she said she puts baby oil on them when they first come out of hybernation. Hmmm...that doesn't sound right to me but what do you think? I don't care how she looks, just wondered if there was some routine or conditioning thing I could do for her shell.
Thanks!