I thought Adam had rescued another poor tort from a life of hell.I imagined SPLAT was a gecko. That's the noise ours make when they jump against a window.
Good evening Lyn. Hope you are well land that Lola is better.So glad you managed to go. My nephew was working on the Queen Mary 2 recently and Aqaba was one of the port of calls on her world voyage a few weeks ago (although my nephew had already left the liner by then) and I thought of you when I heard that.
By the way, where is Ada @Tidgy's Dad ? Have not seen him around for the second consecutive day.I thought Adam had rescued another poor tort from a life of hell.
That's a good name for a gecko though!
Must be lovely to have a man who can fix things around the place.Just realized the drain pipe under the kitchen sink is leaking..
My husband will be thrilled to have something else to fix..
I have a leopard tort and he is beautiful but they are quite hard work and quite expensive to keep because of the year around heat they need. But having said that I am in the UK where it is cold and wet for most of the year. My heating has been 24/7/365 for the last 4 years and because weeds disappear in the winter costs for good quality shop bought mixed salads and greens can be high too. So if you are in a much warmer climate you wouldn't have those problems.So question. I found someone local that has a leopard tort. On the tort scale how hard are they to keep?
We had quite a fall of snow this year too but unlikely we will boil to death in our summer. I hope not anyway I don't like it too hot.It definitely effects mine. Winter here, is so annoying, boring... you name it. Temp drops so much and I get stuck at home. Let alone that, it snows almost every year. On the other hand, during Summer we boil to death: desert climate with no Spring/Autumn, unfortunately.
I have a leopard tort and he is beautiful but they are quite hard work and quite expensive to keep because of the year around heat they need. But having said that I am in the UK where it is cold and wet for most of the year. My heating has been 24/7/365 for the last 4 years and because weeds disappear in the winter costs for good quality shop bought mixed salads and greens can be high too. So if you are in a much warmer climate you wouldn't have those problems.
They can grow quite large too - Lola has his own adapted room as he is far too big for a table or viv.
I would read all the caresheets available and see which species suits your circumstances.
Yes having my own personal handyman is nice but can be frustrating since he tends to be a perfectionist about things.Must be lovely to have a man who can fix things around the place.
I always used to say I was looking for a millionaire but now I'd be very happy with a handy man.
(and I don't mean one who just lives around the corner - although come to think of it that would be ideal really)
Hope it's all fixed now.
I don't think so. You can probably start a thread asking about them and their needs and get your answers. I believe there are several members that keep them.Do we have a care guide for the Chinese box turtle? I have been looking but have not had luck finding it.
Ok cool.I don't think so. You can probably start a thread asking about them and their needs and get your answers. I believe there are several members that keep them.
OW! Who was that just trampled all over me?Ummmm.... I won't comment there. Lol
Oh my goodness! That's a lot of scopes! Pity they don't just have one that goes right the way through to save all the messing around!Well I got my appointment to get scoped out by the doc. I'll be going the 15th for an upper GI, ileoscope, and rectal scope. The trifecta of fun lol.
Wish me luck.
Rouge armadillo?OW! Who was that just trampled all over me?
Thank goodness for that I would have to be completely unconscious too.It's ok at least they drug you and know you out first.
Last I remember, someone threatened to eat them..By the way. Has anyone seen the penguins lately?
Sleep well Carol.Well it is way past my bedtime. So I will be signing off. Good night sleep tight and sweet dreams all.