ALDABRA TORTOISE BREEDER
- Thread starter ALDABRAMAN
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Whats the name from your dog ?
07-07-2015
07-09-2015
Alaskamike
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Really love the pond/ mud hole idea, nice that they can go in and out at will and wallow around. When I think of planning for a larger area next summer, I keep going over ideas for a pond, I think I may go with a lined one (like those hard plastic ones, preformed), maybe even seal painted concrete. But then I'd have to put in a fountain, or waterfall to keep it running and not get stagnant, and clean it once a month. My soil here is so sandy I think mine would drain out so fast I could't even keep it for a few hours in an open hole (except maybe in rainy season). Anyway...great addition to their world 
~ I have tied several variations of them, they all puncture very easy!
07-09-2015
Sampson
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Omg!!!
This is amazing
I'm shocked looking those amazing pics!
This is amazing
I'm shocked looking those amazing pics!
Really love the pond/ mud hole idea, nice that they can go in and out at will and wallow around. When I think of planning for a larger area next summer, I keep going over ideas for a pond, I think I may go with a lined one (like those hard plastic ones, preformed), maybe even seal painted concrete. But then I'd have to put in a fountain, or waterfall to keep it running and not get stagnant, and clean it once a month. My soil here is so sandy I think mine would drain out so fast I could't even keep it for a few hours in an open hole (except maybe in rainy season). Anyway...great addition to their world
I have heavy clay soil and unless I leave the hose on "drip" sitting in my aldab's mud hole, by the end of the day the water's gone.
