Whahaha. I am having a really good chuckle right now. My father is scorpio. My two bosses are scorpio. My husband is scorpio. My nephew is scorpio. Learnt the hard way. Say yes and then just do it your own way anyway. [emoji23] [emoji23] No actually I need this laugh. Went to the Osteopath today but it was a guy standing in for the lady I normally see. Anyway he does things quite different from her. He is very gentle but the afteraffects pack quite a punch. So feeling a little fragile at the moment. And then to top it off tonight to save some time I soaked all four torts together and then noticed these white little stones in the water. So have been reading up on the causes. But they have water in their enclosure get soaked everyday for about 30 to 45 min. But I think that i might be giving too much vitacal supplement which has vit d3. So that has also been worrying me. And because I soaked them together I don't know which one it came from [emoji85] . I suspect Rue considering the others are only between 2 to 3 months old. [emoji22]Lol, Carol, you sure know how to talk to Scorpios: Just smile and say yes
No no no. Don't ever say that. Fate just might be listening. You are constantly living but with some really difficult challenges.I know I'm constantly dieing lol
You sound like my youngest right now.We are all dieing. Some of us are doing it more quickly than others. Hopefully your death is a long way off!
Sorry you are feeling rough after the treatment todayWhahaha. I am having a really good chuckle right now. My father is scorpio. My two bosses are scorpio. My husband is scorpio. My nephew is scorpio. Learnt the hard way. Say yes and then just do it your own way anyway. [emoji23] [emoji23] No actually I need this laugh. Went to the Osteopath today but it was a guy standing in for the lady I normally see. Anyway he does things quite different from her. He is very gentle but the afteraffects pack quite a punch. So feeling a little fragile at the moment. And then to top it off tonight to save some time I soaked all four torts together and then noticed these white little stones in the water. So have been reading up on the causes. But they have water in their enclosure get soaked everyday for about 30 to 45 min. But I think that i might be giving too much vitacal supplement which has vit d3. So that has also been worrying me. And because I soaked them together I don't know which one it came from [emoji85] . I suspect Rue considering the others are only between 2 to 3 months old. [emoji22]
Whahaha. Lyn should play it for Lola.There's a song about that
It contains the most appropriate lyric
That looks like it was lots of fun.
Yes so it seems. From what I researched on TFO. If they have cuttle bone in their enclosure and do eat it do you think I need to add calcium powder as well? And will be holding off on the vd3 for now.Sorry you are feeling rough after the treatment today
Most species of tort seem to have poor uptake of Vitamin D through diet. They make their own from exposure to UVB light (including sunlight)
A very tiny pinch of calcium powder (without additives) sprinkled on food three times a week is all that's needed. No more as you can oberdo it.
I also read that it is good to add some minerall if they have the stones, supposed to help pass them? These were very small and kind of popped when I squeezed them. Should have taken a photo.Sorry you are feeling rough after the treatment today
Most species of tort seem to have poor uptake of Vitamin D through diet. They make their own from exposure to UVB light (including sunlight)
A very tiny pinch of calcium powder (without additives) sprinkled on food three times a week is all that's needed. No more as you can oberdo it.
Will you be home from hospital to accept it?Well it supposed to come today lo
What pretty little munchkins! And look at the dare devil in the background.
If they're eating the cuttlebone don't bother with anything elseYes so it seems. From what I researched on TFO. If they have cuttle bone in their enclosure and do eat it do you think I need to add calcium powder as well? And will be holding off on the vd3 for now.
If they're very small chances are you spotted them early. Minerall is for big stones that are difficult to pass. I wouldn't bother nowI also read that it is good to add some minerall if they have the stones, supposed to help pass them? These were very small and kind of popped when I squeezed them. Should have taken a photo.
Ok perfect. Thank you.If they're eating the cuttlebone don't bother with anything else
Great. Okay good night for real this time. [emoji85] [emoji85]If they're very small chances are you spotted them early. Minerall is for big stones that are difficult to pass. I wouldn't bother now
I did. I'll get pics later it tomorrow. I went on in to work. I had left instructions on what to do with the package just in case I was not there but I was able to make it back before he came.Will you be home from hospital to accept it?
What pretty little munchkins! And look at the dare devil in the background.
Good night!
From your description Lola is a really strange tortoise. So much "personality" and stubbornness in a shell.Hi Sabine Lola is put outside when I come back from work and on weekends/holidays if it is sunny and the ground temps are 70'F or more. I don't let him out if its wet as it's usually too cold with it for a leopard.
My garden is quite a sun trap and on sunny days I try to get home early so that he has stronger sun and uvb. It gets quite a lot of evening sun but it is not secure enough from anyone who may want to get in so I can't leave him out while I'm at work.
The trouble is, Lola gets very stressed when he is outside even though he has plants and a hide for cover and grass and weeds to nibble on. He spends all his time trying to get back indoors. He has always been like that.
Last weekend I blocked his way into his room by using a 3 foot plank on it's edge across the outside door which has a step up to it - I found him balancing the plank on his back - he had managed to lift it with his head and squeeze under it! He is very determined and I wished I had my camera handy to show everyone what he gets up to.
I have found that it is better to just let him wander out on his own as he does seem calmer then and will bask a little but only for short spells.
Most torts like to be out exploring but Lola is a very strange tortoise!
That's our song!There's a song about that
It contains the most appropriate lyric
It was a little thunderstorm. Before it began it was full sunny and warm. When the rain was over I took the torts back into their warm indoor enclosures.Is it in a good place to leave it, or will you have to dig it up and move it?
What's the temperature out there? When it rains here it's damned cold!!! Br-r-r-r
I know he's been a little under the weather, so to speak, but Lola is one spoiled tortoise!
Goodnight Lena will look forward to trying some of your elderflower cordial.