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Polly
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Gender:
Female
Birthday:
Apr 14, 1970 (Age: 49)
Location (City and/or State):
Stafford, UK

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Polly

New Member, Female, 49, from Stafford, UK

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Thanks to the advise from here, Buddy is thriving and enjoying the garden but we're not yet brave enough to let him stay out when we're out. May 16, 2019

Polly was last seen:
Oct 25, 2019
    1. Polly
      Polly
      Thanks to the advise from here, Buddy is thriving and enjoying the garden but we're not yet brave enough to let him stay out when we're out.
      May 16, 2019
    2. Polly
      Polly
      Freezing cold and wanting to get onto a basking slate with Buddy for a warm!
      Jan 26, 2017
    3. Polly
      Polly
      Hi everyone, I'm new here as my son is getting a marginated tortoise soon and I want to give it the best chance of a good life.
      Dec 15, 2016
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    Gender:
    Female
    Birthday:
    Apr 14, 1970 (Age: 49)
    Location (City and/or State):
    Stafford, UK
    My 12 year old son thinks he is the owner of Buddy, the marginated tortoise, but I spend more time with him than anyone else! Buddy has already outgrown his first table and hasn't worked out that he can't get under all the furniture any more.
    We keep him in the table through the day and allow access to the house when we're around. The garden is walled so we can give access, again when we are around, as we haven't plucked up the courage to leave him out through the day. The cats find him fascinating and I don't think they can hurt him, but while he is still small, better safe than sorry.
    I am still very divided about hibernation.

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