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Particularly three toed? Ive seen conflicting information about their intelligence so I figured asking people who actually own them is easier.
emysemys said:Box turtles are the most personable turtles I've ever had experience with. I love the way they stretch out their necks, looking real tall, when they see you coming. My experience is mostly with 3-toe. I just love them!
kimber_lee_314 said:My three toeds have great personalities. They rush out of there hiding spots when they hear me coming (or when I turn on the sprinklers which is the clue that I'm coming out with food soon.) They love to take super worms straight from my hand. All of mine are outgoing and active. Very smart little shelled friends!
terryo said:Mine make me laugh every day. That's why I always have to have a little one inside for the Winter when the big one's are all outside hibernating. Here's one of my little Three Toed's digging for a worm, a few years ago. Really made me laugh ...she got it too.
terryo said:Mine make me laugh every day. That's why I always have to have a little one inside for the Winter when the big one's are all outside hibernating. Here's one of my little Three Toed's digging for a worm, a few years ago. Really made me laugh ...she got it too.
terryo said:Mine make me laugh every day. That's why I always have to have a little one inside for the Winter when the big one's are all outside hibernating. Here's one of my little Three Toed's digging for a worm, a few years ago. Really made me laugh ...she got it too.
emysemys said:What kind of "smart" are you talking about? Do they recognize their keeper? Deffinitely! Do they know when you have food for them? Yes! Can you teach them tricks? No.
terryo said:Another funny one...This is Millie (Milton ?) my Gulf Coast juvie. She hates strangers, and if someone come's into the turtle garden, she will run out from her hiding spot and try to scare them off. I have pictures of her doing this for two Summers now.