Tips for quick care

ShellyTheTortoise71

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Hello. As you all know, it is finally school season. :confused: Whether you are a student, a parent, or a teacher, you know how chaotic it gets. And since I'm a student, I'm not home all the time. Basically, today I want to know some quick care tips. I have to take care of my two redfoots before I go to school. Do you know any ways to make care quicker?
 

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Sometimes I'll feed my torts the night before, right before the lights go out. That way when they wake up the food is already there. At first I thought it might get limp and soggy overnight, but it doesn't.
 

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We have 3 Parrots , 1 dog , and Speedy , our Sulcata I will watch this thread closely for effective shortcuts . So far , I have just decided I need to roll out of the sack a little earlier . :)
haha...yeah that is what I have had to do.
 

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haha...yeah that is what I have had to do.
Lol Carey, I also have to get up early every day to tend to my herd lol. I start at 4 am and by the time I tuck them all in for the night is 11pm or later lol. But I have a zoo so lol. 11 parrots, 8 dogs, 7 cats, 1 bearded dragon, 1 leopard gecko, 1 red eye tree frog, chickens by the dozens, 4 turkeys, 4 dumbo rats, 1 dumbo mouse, 1 waddled Nubian goat, 1 red eared slider, 2 (soon to be 4) DTs, one wife and a old lady I call Mom ;)
 

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Lol Carey, I also have to get up early every day to tend to my herd lol. I start at 4 am and by the time I tuck them all in for the night is 11pm or later lol. But I have a zoo so lol. 11 parrots, 8 dogs, 7 cats, 1 bearded dragon, 1 leopard gecko, 1 red eye tree frog, chickens by the dozens, 4 turkeys, 4 dumbo rats, 1 dumbo mouse, 1 waddled Nubian goat, 1 red eared slider, 2 (soon to be 4) DTs, one wife and a old lady I call Mom ;)
And a partridge in a pear tree?
 

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Lol Carey, I also have to get up early every day to tend to my herd lol. I start at 4 am and by the time I tuck them all in for the night is 11pm or later lol. But I have a zoo so lol. 11 parrots, 8 dogs, 7 cats, 1 bearded dragon, 1 leopard gecko, 1 red eye tree frog, chickens by the dozens, 4 turkeys, 4 dumbo rats, 1 dumbo mouse, 1 waddled Nubian goat, 1 red eared slider, 2 (soon to be 4) DTs, one wife and a old lady I call Mom ;)
LOL...ok your zoo is definitely bigger than mine. I have more parrots....but I am lacking the variety that you have. I have 5 bunnies tho...you definitely need some of those :)
 

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LOL...ok your zoo is definitely bigger than mine. I have more parrots....but I am lacking the variety that you have. I have 5 bunnies tho...you definitely need some of those :)
I would love to get some Angoras, just so I can brush out there fur and use it on the fishing flies I make, do you keep there fur? If not would you be willing to see me it? Just keep colors separate.
 

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I do not keep their fur, I can just mail it to you...you don't need to pay me for it since all I do is throw it out right now. I usually shave them with clippers every few months...would clipped hair work or does it need to be pulled in the traditional angora way?
 

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