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  1. andred82vert

    Organic soil smells?

    Organic soils usually have different kinds of manure mixed in with them, (steer, bat, chicken, human)
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    Frogs

    Whites tree frogs are sooooo cool. They got this look on their face that says, "Everything's cool man...."
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    My favorite substrates

    usually, if its an organic potting soil, they put "organic" fertilizers = compost and/or manure
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    My favorite substrates

    If you want cheaper coco-coir, go to a hydroponics store. They sell Pre-expanded ones in huge bags for around $20.00 ...as long as you dont mind dealing with their half-baked associates trying to ring you up with their bloodshot eyes
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    Meet YODA !!!

    A funny face, your dog has. :3
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    Grape Plants

    At least lowes marks them down. At Home Deopt, they just throw it away. Sometimes, we throw away perfectly good plants just because the vendors need the room for their new shipment. Its such a waste.
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    Plans for a new enclosure

    Oh right, that's true! The chemicals they use now (ACQ and CA) are not as toxic. I still wouldn't use them around animals though. Just to be safe.
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    GOD D@#Ø%!"

    attach it with double-sided sticky tape so you dont need to drill any holes
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    Lonesome George

    that's so sad....being the last of your kind in the entire world. :*(
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    When you cant get action from your lady, bang a rock!!

    how funny. coco's got a new "playmate"
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    falcons????

    falcon? DOnt falcons pretend to ride mylar balloons as a publicity stunt?
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    Help With The Bath

    back when I had russian torts, every time I soaked them, I would scrub them with a soft toothbrush just to get the caked dirt off. (they were outside torts)
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    Plans for a new enclosure

    Not sure about other places, but they sell it by the foot at home depot. 12'x1' goes for around $6.00
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    Plans for a new enclosure

    I would buy a few feet (depending on the size of your enclosure) of pond liner at a hardware/garden store. Its very durable and will last you up to 10 years maybe more. DO NOT use treated wood! Its not safe for you or your torts. The preservative that they use is laced with arsenic. (poison)
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    ODD??

    i guess they can if you give them cabbages. I swear, every time I eat cabbages....................watch out :3
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    Herp World Expo Pasadena

    I"m probably gonna go, if i can get the day off work...If not, I guess i'll just have to call out sick. I only live in anaheim
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    Drosera Capensis (a.k.a.Cape Sundew)

    Not sure if its toxic to torts or not, but you can always put the plant where the torts cant get to it.
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    Dilema. Need advice

    Oh, alright then. I now dub him....Sir Percival! One of the three Grail Knights. ( Galahad and Bors were the other two. lol)
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    Babies and grass...

    I was told that baby sulcatas dont like grass. Is it because its not healthy for them (stomach cant handle the fiber yet), or because they haven't developed a taste for it yet? I planted some rye grass seeds on my tort house 4 days ago, and I already have shoots up to 2 inches high. I"ve...
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    Dilema. Need advice

    The first thing he did was run straight to his hide, dug a shallow hole, and slept! I think the uvb flourescent light is bothering him because he never comes out when its on. But he ate a ton yesterday and poops frequently. BTW, Sir Galahad is in quarantine right now, I just put them close...
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