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She's handleable and pretty calm,
however she does have 1" fangs
and likes to "kick" urticating hairs
off of her abdomen when annoyed.
Can cause a bad rash/itch.
Urticating hair - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
however she does have 1" fangs
and likes to "kick" urticating hairs
off of her abdomen when annoyed.
Can cause a bad rash/itch.
Urticating hair - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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I saved an Eastern Box turtle a few years ago from one of the neighbourhood
cats. Kept her for a while, then released her to a nice habitat.
Males usually have reddish irises, females usually brown/yellow.
In addition to most brightly colored fruits, she also liked to eat
nightcrawlers and as a treat, "turtle sticks". LOL.
She would crunch them like little pretzel sticks.
cats. Kept her for a while, then released her to a nice habitat.
Males usually have reddish irises, females usually brown/yellow.
In addition to most brightly colored fruits, she also liked to eat
nightcrawlers and as a treat, "turtle sticks". LOL.
She would crunch them like little pretzel sticks.
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I saved an Eastern Box turtle a few years ago from one of the neighbourhood
cats. Kept her for a while, then released her to a nice habitat.
Males usually have reddish irises, females usually brown/yellow.
In addition to most brightly colored fruits, she also liked to eat
nightcrawlers and as a treat, "turtle sticks". LOL.
She would crunch them like little pretzel sticks.
cats. Kept her for a while, then released her to a nice habitat.
Males usually have reddish irises, females usually brown/yellow.
In addition to most brightly colored fruits, she also liked to eat
nightcrawlers and as a treat, "turtle sticks". LOL.
She would crunch them like little pretzel sticks.
Ours is a rescue turtle as well. She has bullet marks from kids shooting her with a bb gun. Another kid also wrote on her with a sharpie "eat more chicken" good grief.
She's quite spoiled. I call her my puppy in body armor
LOL!
What characters they are!
Mine would sit still, until I turned my head.
She would then literally disappear in a few seconds,
then wedge herself under the couch or behind the entertainment center.
Once I hid and watched in disbelief. She motored! For a turtle.
What characters they are!
Mine would sit still, until I turned my head.
She would then literally disappear in a few seconds,
then wedge herself under the couch or behind the entertainment center.
Once I hid and watched in disbelief. She motored! For a turtle.
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Volde loves crawling and hiding in rolled up yoga mats. She keeps trying to get under the couch but only her head fits. So she stays there for hours, with her head shoved under the couch.
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lunar your spider pic just gave me flash back of a large spider that snuck into my pajamas as a kid. It is beautiful. I just couldn't do it. Not scared of many things but unexpectedly seeing a spider larger than a quarter makes me scream like a 5 year old. Much respect.
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lunar your spider pic just gave me flash back of a large spider that snuck into my pajamas as a kid. It is beautiful. I just couldn't do it. Not scared of many things but unexpectedly seeing a spider larger than a quarter makes me scream like a 5 year old. Much respect.

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