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coastalherper
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 Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:21 pm Post subject: Russian Tortoise |
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I got him on August 20 from a friend who did not want him. He is one of my favorite pets. I plan to get another one soon and next year I am going to build him an outdoor pen. Alot of people think tortoises are boring and slow but this guy burrows and love to be outdoors.
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Steve Page
2.1 Anery Hondos
1.2 SHCT Leos
1.1 P. M. Grandis
1.0 Russian tortoise
0.0.4 Crested Geckos
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Palex134
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| Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:28 pm Post subject: |
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here are some better pics of the same tortoise when I had him, hope you dont mind steve.
glad you like him steve, take good care of the gargoyle. |
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veebee
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He looks a lovely tortoise, I love horsfields they are such characters, they love climbing and getting into scrapes!!
Just watch his beak its getting a bit too long, try filing it down with an emery board and putting his food on slate to keep it trim, I had the same problem!! |
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Myst
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Location: Gloucestershire UK
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Russians are little characters, I agree not boring at all, and they can shift too when they want to. The only thing I find with the Russians is they love to dig hence why I keep mine in this enclosure
It used to be a raised pond, I'd like to see the little devils dig out of this  |
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