Missouri, so it could definitely have been a coyote. Surprising there was no other damage to the shell though if it was an animal, it's just my best guess
Thank you for the correction! This is very true. The Galapagos and Aldabra are in the same enclosure and I often just refer to them as the former because people tend to recognize the name more often and see them as "close enough."
If a parent is getting a tort for a child or preteen, then they have to make the commitment themselves as well. However, I think if an older teen has had a persistent interest in caring for one for years and has willingly done their own extensive research, I think it's fine. They just have to...
They definitely didn't appreciate me getting up close for a photo session, but happily ate a couple strawberries I put out for them later.
I never found out what caused the two holes in their shell-- bite marks, possibly?
Jimmy Buffet as the margarita guy will never fail to amuse me.
Awesome movie, besides some of the unnecessary subplots or discussions that are meant to connect you with a character but ultimately end up doing nothing, such as the kid's mentioning their parent's divorce for two minutes and never...
You really shouldn't be taking any "risks" when it comes to Oli! However, there really isn't one if you're sure the kitten or cat couldn't get into the enclosure and you try to keep the cat out of the room. I wouldn't say they could safely be friends, at least not without supervision at all...
I'd been looking to purchase a baby Sulcata for a few years and figured it was about time, and then wondered if there were any rescues I could take in. I found a couple posts on here this morning, and it turns out I'm in love with the discussions and pics and updates of everyone's torts!