yeah.. let's get back to bashing leslie..

damn sad for me, my res jus escape, dunno when escape since i back holiday for one week...
by any chance, i think it wont back to me liao... keep for almost 2 years liao...

hi, do you keep them indoors or outdoors?

if you keep them indoors and the res had become sizeable (2 years already), chances are you might find it hidden somewhere under table/chair.

however, if you keep them outdoors and it did escape, you're (willingly or not) contributing to the disruption of local ecosystem. period.

just a random question

did u all experience this before: when u let out ur terrapins to walk on the floor, they somehow follow people around the house...

both of mine DBT running away from me..
nvr followed me...LOL

wait till you get these guys follow u around





or better still, this guy here: (oh my beard is twice as long now wahahah)




yeah.. they'll run from you and follow me wahahaha

This post has been edited by camillenoir: Nov 2 2007, 07:32 PM

lol! poor thing try bonding with ur turtles... i wonder if anyone have successfully done that

my ex-terrapin was very tame and loves following me around. he also loves it when i scratch his back and never goes back into its shell even if i try to scare it was wondering whether it is common or unique, cuz i never heard anyone telling about this experience before. however my terrapin has escaped when it was boarding in a friend's house while i was studying away from Malaysia cant be found again

time for poisoning...two of my cute DBT...LOLx

gosh.. if they would follow me around... that would be way cool!!!!

Correct bro!

No wonder la, i think i know why they act like that.

thanks guys, i got one tortoise and always browse this thread in order to take care of him/her. (i also don't know the gender of my tortoise )

yup.. way cool, just have to be careful of the bites. Those two species (Orlitia borneensis and Alligator Snapper) are the world's largest freshwater turtles.

cause Leslie's G-a... err.. not straight?

care to share some pictures?

This post has been edited by camillenoir: Nov 6 2007, 10:31 PM

same for also.. i always browse this thread to know more about my lovely tutles...

p/s : this is my new account. Before this i used body_rules if you all still remember me

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Added on November 6, 2007, 2:37 amgosh.. it looks so cute... what species is it?

This post has been edited by drexar: Nov 6 2007, 02:37 AM

The top pic is of Orlitia borneensis while the bottom pic is Alligator Snapper !!!

Just got an Indian star tortoise today... very inquisitive creature. I put it on my hands on the way back and it was walking around, looking around. Now it has to share vegetables with my guinea pig

wonder how long they will last with you.. WAHAHAHAHA

Great sis! Any pictures to share with us ?

(sigh) . . i killed one of my star tortoises yesterday . . .i put them outside as usual for their sun bathing session... I forgot to take them in and by the time i realized, 1 of them died . . . and the other one almost died ( spitting out lots of salivas ) . . but able to safe that one . . . and it refuse to eat today . .

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Added on November 9, 2007, 11:51 pmYou guys care to share where you bought your tortoise from? i bought mine from a pet shop in Subang SS19. . Thinking to find few more shops to shop around for few more tortoises. .


This post has been edited by andrewnib: Nov 9 2007, 11:51 PM

Sorry to hear that. Next time when u sun bath them, dont do anything coz u might forget. Just spend 30 minutes with them, 30 minutes is not that long and we need fresh air too.

About the remaining star tortoise, it me be severely dehydrated. Try to soak it inside water and put a water bowl in case he/she wanted to drink.

Btw, what kind of tortoise you're looking for ? I try to help you and see if there's any that u are interested in.

30 minutes of sun a day is enough for most reptiles....

Now my Star tortoise is very happy after trimming his beak... I wonder did I post here before.... Anyway, here are some pictures lah:

Before his beak trim



And this is after



A pretty cacat looking Star... but he is my beloved pet of almost 6 years now.