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wonderfull animal.

02-28-2008 10:42 AM
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Ahhh he is a handsome old fella Mike!


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He looks great Mike Big Grin

A bit of acetone on a rag in a well ventilated area and some gentle rubbing will get all the paint off.

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02-28-2008 01:41 PM
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He's quite the looker Mike Big Grin


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Mike thanks for putting those pics up - great to see him! Now we know who you have been telling us about. Its a nice story of tortoise survival as so many of them from that era did not fare so well in the UK

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02-28-2008 02:58 PM
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Yes...Have to agree...I recall back in the late 60s seeing Tortoises in Practically Every Pet shop Window...Of course at that time (as a kid) I was totally unaware of the Horrific conditions these creatures were shipped over to the UK in (Stacked in wooden crates apparently)

As you say I think I have a lucky Tortoise here...No doubt he could tell a few tales if he could talk!

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Thanks for sharing pics, so handsome.


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wot a great lookin Tort.. good luck in u takin over his care Mike. some great advice offered ere.Smile


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02-29-2008 12:24 AM
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