Sunny day and new girls.

[Itort]

The

new girls exploring and

picnicking.

 

[Itort]

Heading on out.

 

[Crazy1]

Larry, they are so sweet looking and happy too. Wow look at the red on the head of the second Pic. Wow!

 

[terryo]

It's so great when they can go outside. They look beautiful.

 

[cvalda]

GORGEOUS!!!!!

 

[Redfootedboxturtles]

looks like they had a ruff couple years. Are these rescues?

 

[Itort]

looks like they had a ruff couple years. Are these rescues?

No, I got them from Kelly in Arkansas. This was their first chance to spend time outside. They spent it eating and exploring. I had to block off the brushpile which they found irrestible.

 

[Redfootedboxturtles]

I asked because I have a rescue that looks exactly like the cherry head. What I mean is the scales on the head where not quite normal. See how they are kind of pitted. Mine was also raised indoors.

But its great that they can get out and about.

Are you housing them outdoors? It would be cool to check out your pens.

 

[Jacqui]

Looks like they were enjoying themselves. Just something about being in the sun just makes them so alive. Mine seem to be scowling at me today. The sun has gone and clouds moved in.

 

[Itort]

I asked because I have a rescue that looks exactly like the cherry head. What I mean is the scales on the head where not quite normal. See how they are kind of pitted. Mine was also raised indoors.

But its great that they can get out and about.

Are you housing them outdoors? It would be cool to check out your pens.

no, They only get out at sunny and 70 above. Nights are in 40's and 50's now. As season goes on, they will be out 24/7.

 

[ArkansasKelly]

I asked because I have a rescue that looks exactly like the cherry head. What I mean is the scales on the head where not quite normal. See how they are kind of pitted. Mine was also raised indoors.

But its great that they can get out and about.

Are you housing them outdoors? It would be cool to check out your pens.

I do not know she looks pitted. That is how she looked when I obtained her and it never went away. What causes it?

Looking good Itort. I know they enjoyed the outdoors when they were here.

ARKelly

 

[Redfoot NERD]

I asked because I have a rescue that looks exactly like the cherry head. What I mean is the scales on the head where not quite normal. See how they are kind of pitted. Mine was also raised indoors.

But its great that they can get out and about.

Are you housing them outdoors? It would be cool to check out your pens.

I do not know she looks pitted. That is how she looked when I obtained her and it never went away. What causes it?

Looking good Itort. I know they enjoyed the outdoors when they were here.

ARKelly

I wouldn't really call it pitted.. just typical of being raised in too dry an environment! Ever had dry skin? Did you cure it with a moisturizer? [ just an example! ]

A more humid "ambient" habitat will prevent that from happening! [ of course there are always exceptions ]

This is not rocket surgery or brain science...............

nerd

 

[ArkansasKelly]

I wouldn't really call it pitted.. just typical of being raised in too dry an environment! Ever had dry skin? Did you cure it with a moisturizer? [ just an example! ]

A more humid "ambient" habitat will prevent that from happening! [ of course there are always exceptions ]

This is not rocket surgery or brain science...............

nerd

I kept her in a humid enviroment, but it did not seem to help. Maybe she needs some lotion.

ARKelly

 

[jasso2]

is that considered bad pyramid on ur red foot cause mines are like that too.

 

[Itort]

This is Pineapple. I consider this this a moderately bad case of pyramiding in a Redfoot.

 

[Jentortmom]

Congrats Larry on your new RFs.. They look very happy and seem like they are enjoying there picnic