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They have a big basking spot lol
First taste of pumpkin!!
New enclosure until there old one is done with the redo
The end
Greek Pyramid!!!!
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They have a big basking spot lol
First taste of pumpkin!!
New enclosure until there old one is done with the redo
The end
Making up for lost time on the photo front?
They are super cute! I didn't think I liked any of the smaller species at first but now I'm falling in love with Greeks and redfoots oh dear, I can't get anymore for at least 6 months...that's my goal!
They are super cute! I didn't think I liked any of the smaller species at first but now I'm falling in love with Greeks and redfoots
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ShadowRancher said:Making up for lost time on the photo front?
They are super cute! I didn't think I liked any of the smaller species at first but now I'm falling in love with Greeks and redfoots
I love my Greeks, I love Rose too. The smaller species rock too, like Homes Hingebacks..I wants some !!!!!!!!!
I can't get anymore until maybe the fall lol
I will have two more of these 50 gallon storage things opened up for new hatchlings because they greeks and sullies are moving outside
Very Nice!
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Sooo cute. Nice choice on that final picture, too. =D
Note: At first I feared that your Greeks were pyramiding. How mean of you!
Note: At first I feared that your Greeks were pyramiding. How mean of you!
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jkingler said:Sooo cute. Nice choice on that final picture, too. =D
Note: At first I feared that your Greeks were pyramiding. How mean of you!
nope I am actually very proud of how smooth the little babies are. I go crazy with the squirt bottle a lot on all my tortoises
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I try to do the same. Worst case scenario, they'll pee more and the substrate will need to be changed more often, and I'd rather have that than unhealthy shell development.
Cutieeees!
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jkingler said:I try to do the same. Worst case scenario, they'll pee more and the substrate will need to be changed more often, and I'd rather have that than unhealthy shell development.
Yea I agree completely! I changed all my substrate over to sphagnum moss today because I can't deal with heavy wet mud stuff anymore, its so hard to change the substrate uuggghhh dirt gets everywhere!!
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