GRAPE SNACK FOR TRAPPER

[ALDABRAMAN]

 

[ascott]

Got my Trapper fix, YAY!!! I have been in Jury Duty yesterday and today and this is the first time I have been able to log onto the Forum and what a great treat!! Thanks Greg and Trapper.....

 

[ALDABRAMAN]

Got my Trapper fix, YAY!!! I have been in Jury Duty yesterday and today and this is the first time I have been able to log onto the Forum and what a great treat!! Thanks Greg and Trapper.....

:shy: Jury duty, was the defendant found guilty or innocent? Or was it civil trial?

 

[ascott]

The trial is suspected to go through a couple of weeks or so (with a couple holidays in there as well)...so still going through the process....criminal not civil....

 

[bigred]

Your torts must keep you very busy

 

[ALDABRAMAN]

Your torts must keep you very busy

Not too bad, egg laying season can be challenging and time consuming. Everything else is basically maintenance, etc. Once you get everything "bulldozer" proof and things set up, it is a very efficient program.

 

[l0velesly]

Fun snack

 

[LindaF]

LOL didn't know snappers would eat grapes! I enjoyed the pictures you have posted of Trapper. He is one scary turtle, but still beautiful!

 

[DreadHeadMomma]

He is gorgeous. I would LOVE to be able to own one of those one day. It might not happen, but I can dream

 

[wellington]

How many filters is on that tank 6? How many gallons is he in? And why doesn't he have anything in his tank.
Also, I need by Aldabra Fix. Like maybe CC if she has't gone to her new home yet

 

[ALDABRAMAN]

LOL didn't know snappers would eat grapes! I enjoyed the pictures you have posted of Trapper. He is one scary turtle, but still beautiful!

He loves grapes, bananas, and apples.

 

[tortoises101]

LOL didn't know snappers would eat grapes! I enjoyed the pictures you have posted of Trapper. He is one scary turtle, but still beautiful!

He loves grapes, bananas, and apples.

What else do you feed him?

 

[ALDABRAMAN]

LOL didn't know snappers would eat grapes! I enjoyed the pictures you have posted of Trapper. He is one scary turtle, but still beautiful!

He loves grapes, bananas, and apples.

What else do you feed him?

:shy: Live fish, worms, frogs, toads, dead snakes I find, some bugs, apple, craw fish, snails, carrots. He will not eat any raw meat products from the store, no idea why! I use to feed him gold fish until Kristina educated me (thank you again), now he gets fresh fish I catch or live bait fish from the fishing store.

 

[tortoises101]

LOL didn't know snappers would eat grapes! I enjoyed the pictures you have posted of Trapper. He is one scary turtle, but still beautiful!

He loves grapes, bananas, and apples.

What else do you feed him?

:shy: Live fish, worms, frogs, toads, dead snakes I find, some bugs, apple, craw fish, snails, carrots. He will not eat any raw meat products from the store, no idea why! I use to feed him gold fish until Kristina educated me (thank you again), now he gets fresh fish I catch or live bait fish from the fishing store.

This is what I love about aquatic species. Many of them are so versatile in their feeding and large collections barely cost anything to feed. A herpetologist I know of feeds his collection of turtles roadkill, outdated produce, Mazuri, Reptomin, donations from Zoomed, and the stuff in their ponds. They're as healthy as can be, but everything on this list is free, except for the Mazuri and Reptomin. But compared to the costs of feeding large collections of other pets the cost is meager.

 

[ALDABRAMAN]

LOL didn't know snappers would eat grapes! I enjoyed the pictures you have posted of Trapper. He is one scary turtle, but still beautiful!

He loves grapes, bananas, and apples.

What else do you feed him?

:shy: Live fish, worms, frogs, toads, dead snakes I find, some bugs, apple, craw fish, snails, carrots. He will not eat any raw meat products from the store, no idea why! I use to feed him gold fish until Kristina educated me (thank you again), now he gets fresh fish I catch or live bait fish from the fishing store.

This is what I love about aquatic species. Many of them are so versatile in their feeding and large collections barely cost anything to feed. A herpetologist I know of feeds his collection of turtles roadkill, outdated produce, Mazuri, Reptomin, donations from Zoomed, and the stuff in their ponds. They're as healthy as can be, but everything on this list is free, except for the Mazuri and Reptomin. But compared to the costs of feeding large collections of other pets the cost is meager.

Funny, I did find a dead rat on the road awhile back. I stopped and got it because it was fresh and not damaged. Trapper loved it! I will try Mazuri, I bet he will eat it!