shiranaihito wrote:Tortoise is cute. I wish to keep a tortoise but totally no knowledge on them. Who keeps them? Can guide me how to keep tortoise e.g. how often do I have to feed it; how often do I have to bathe it; how often do I have to change the tank? so on..
Also, where to buy tortoise?
pardon my numerous doubt
I considered thoroughly before the decision of keeping a tortoise I understand your concern on it. Thanks for that web link. Btw, is tortoise different from red eared slider (a terrapin) ? I did a google search on both, they look somehow different.ecureilx wrote:shiranaihito wrote:Tortoise is cute. I wish to keep a tortoise but totally no knowledge on them. Who keeps them? Can guide me how to keep tortoise e.g. how often do I have to feed it; how often do I have to bathe it; how often do I have to change the tank? so on..
Also, where to buy tortoise?
pardon my numerous doubt
why not visit a pet store, and firstly do you have commitment to have a pet ?
http://www.petsforlife.com.sg/
Tortoise are cool animals. They don't say much, don't do much, don't complain much, don't eat much and are generally low maintenance. They aren't really pets that you want to whip out and show your friends, stroke, and play with etc.shiranaihito wrote:Tortoise is cute. I wish to keep a tortoise but totally no knowledge on them. Who keeps them? Can guide me how to keep tortoise e.g. how often do I have to feed it; how often do I have to bathe it; how often do I have to change the tank? so on..
Also, where to buy tortoise?
pardon my numerous doubt
How big is is "HE" ???BillyB wrote: They live between 50-150 years old. My cousin has one that has been in the family for close to 85 years, and the little bugger is still going strong. Always tries to escape when he is out of hibernation - he's quite famous in the village where they live as he turns up in shops and in the local pub.
About the size of an A5 sheet of paper, if an A5 sheet of paper was tortoise shaped!ecureilx wrote:How big is is "HE" ???BillyB wrote: They live between 50-150 years old. My cousin has one that has been in the family for close to 85 years, and the little bugger is still going strong. Always tries to escape when he is out of hibernation - he's quite famous in the village where they live as he turns up in shops and in the local pub.
wow .. and with his forays into the local shops and bars, I pray he doesn't get run over ....BillyB wrote:About the size of an A5 sheet of paper, if an A5 sheet of paper was tortoise shaped!ecureilx wrote:How big is is "HE" ???BillyB wrote: They live between 50-150 years old. My cousin has one that has been in the family for close to 85 years, and the little bugger is still going strong. Always tries to escape when he is out of hibernation - he's quite famous in the village where they live as he turns up in shops and in the local pub.
Not as yet, the village is quite small and sleepy......ecureilx wrote:wow .. and with his forays into the local shops and bars, I pray he doesn't get run over ....BillyB wrote:About the size of an A5 sheet of paper, if an A5 sheet of paper was tortoise shaped!ecureilx wrote: How big is is "HE" ???
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