...while eating. Almost every time I give Crush food, he just stares at it if I am watching him. If i leave and then peek around the corner he starts munching away. But, if he notices I'm watching again, he stops.
He doesn't like to be watched...
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Most baby tortoises are like that. It has to do with them being prey. A giant hovering over them is pretty scary.
Mine was never like that because i handel her constantly, and I am frequently Talking to her
She loves being watched
She loves being watched
I try and always talk to him. I guess he just needs to get used to me/us.
P.S. I wish there was a 'like' button for some of these posts/ replies that I've been reading!
P.S. I wish there was a 'like' button for some of these posts/ replies that I've been reading!
Enjoy this time. It will end soon. In a couple of years you will have a fearless ravenous monster that will bowl you out of the way.
Right Yvonne?
Right Yvonne?
Tom said:
She is the one who's tort rammed her in the foot, right? Yikes!
I've had Omaha, my little Sulcata, for almost a week now and he's been the same way! I'm watching now by peaking over the sofa. He's been warming up to me little by little each day, though. I can't wait until he gets fully comfortable!
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