That's quite a nice set up. Just like a cattle space. Nice shelters. And I see no poop on the ground.
COLD DARK ROOM
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Jan A
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Your new haircut looks great!!
I have found my hair has become much curler in the last year or so as it's thinned out, probably from being on different meds. I literally pulled my hair out last fall because it was tangling so much, & it's coming back curly. Oh, the joys of trying to age gracefully...
I wonder what they do with all of them?
Not sure, it was on Facebook. Didn't give much information in English. ?Not a lot of space for them.
Is that some sort of farm or a rescue centre ?
Opo went to the vet yesterday. This was the first time going to her. I am happy with this vet. They have a sully there that the side of the carapace and plastrom were smashed by a car. Florida Wild and Game brought it to them. It has become their rescue because no one claimed it.
She asked if she could bring it into the room. As you can see Opo doesn't play well with others. Opo ended up having worms. She gave me pancur for treatment. Another plus for me, was she never suggested a shot.
She asked if she could bring it into the room. As you can see Opo doesn't play well with others. Opo ended up having worms. She gave me pancur for treatment. Another plus for me, was she never suggested a shot.
I saw an american "Robin" a couple of days ago. I can see why they call ours robins with the red breast ours have.?
I used to do all that too but finally gave up. I always liked the 80's shag. It just won't work for me. I chop mine into kind of a page boy and try to live with it.?
Last week we had the red breasted robin here. Passing through on their way up north. The red breasted robin is Michigan's state bird.
Oh my garsh. That's funny ?. If that doesn't make you feel better about having one tort nothing will. I'm glad you got a good vet and caught the worms.?
I didn't get a good picture of the damage to the shell. But you can see the side is black. There was very little color on the edge of the carapace it was just about all black.
Yes for first impressions I feel good about her. She seems very knowledgeable. The only thing I disagreed with her was she feeds her sully watermelon.
I always love to watch when ducks and geese do that little dance with their wings.
I was before covid started but realized that the cloth masks are so much better for me. Even if it's in the winter and I don't need protected from allergies they help with the cold air. I'm going to always use them from now on if needed.
I wonder if that's wrong all of the time. I'm not disagreeing but just wondering. It has a lot of fluid and is supposedly good for your kidneys. It might be something good for constipation in a tortoise. I've never used it but... just a thought.
Maybe they eat the eggs.
I just hope they don't eat the torts - some cultures do!
That's a definite ' Who are you and what are you doing in my space?' from Opo!
Some place right in the comments it gives you the option to click on translate and it translates the comments for us Americans...
I always feed my Sulcata watermelon as well. About the time of Spring going to Summer I'd get a watermelon, and throw it from my deck into the Sulcata pens. Gone in a few minutes. I don't believe that much is damaging. But does she feed it regularly? Maybe that tort needs hydration? I feed once a year, daily is bad
They’re brilliant for cold air. I am a real convert for that!
