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It's a beautiful, sunny day! The garden is finished!!!
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DAISY'S GARDEN IS FINISHED!!
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Very nice
Your Daisy is one lucky girl. It looks really nice and I love the pic with your baby, so cute!
That's a tortoise haven! 
Wow! I love it! It's so spacious and looks like home!
Looks great. I want to live there
Looking like she really likes it!
Lucky Daisy!
I want to be sitting on that porch looking at her.
I want to be sitting on that porch looking at her.
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LQQKING GOOD ! ............
Nice i wish it was nice and sunny here. We are getting a four day down pour
Beautiful garden
So now you don't ask your son to stay inside during photo session?
He's giving a really nice touch to the picture, but a show of his face with the tort will be excellent
So now you don't ask your son to stay inside during photo session?
He's giving a really nice touch to the picture, but a show of his face with the tort will be excellent
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Yellow Turtle said:Beautiful garden
So now you don't ask your son to stay inside during photo session?
He's giving a really nice touch to the picture, but a show of his face with the tort will be excellent
Haha, I tried to get a photo of him looking at the camera, but he did not cooperate at all. He was way too interested in Daisy to look at mommy.
shellysmom said:Yellow Turtle said:Beautiful garden
So now you don't ask your son to stay inside during photo session?
He's giving a really nice touch to the picture, but a show of his face with the tort will be excellent
Haha, I tried to get a photo of him looking at the camera, but he did not cooperate at all. He was way too interested in Daisy to look at mommy.
Lol since he has the same genetic code as you...
Very nice. One thing i noticed that could be a potential problem is that one of the corners do not meet, there is a potted hibiscus there instead. In my experience redfoots are surprisingly better escape artists than they are given credit for. It's hard to tell from the picture but your redfoot could use the pot and the fence to climb out of the enclosure.
He may not do this but it's something to consider. Otherwise, you did an excellent job on the enclosure!
He may not do this but it's something to consider. Otherwise, you did an excellent job on the enclosure!
I was worried about that corner too, only I thought the tortoise would go on its side and squeeze between the fence and the pot to escape.
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emysemys said:
I was worried about that part, too, at first, and will probably cut one more section to fit there, but I tell you what... That pot is about 40 lbs. and much wider at the top than the bottom, so there is no way she can move it or use it to climb on. And unlike some other tort species, she's so long and narrow and top-heavy, with little elephant feet, she's a *horrible* climber, lol. She's tried before on a couple things, but never gets more than 3" up.
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