Oh, those are actually great tables... but then ah, it is wood for the base. You should get plastic to line it and also to cover the bars as some tortoises can try climbing out since the bars are easy to climb on.

I think I can get a number for you. Wait a bit yah.

it would be great if you can get one for me!! may i know around how much does it cost? please keep me updated regarding the bin k? thank you very much!!

my tortoise being too hyperactive when he saw me?
is he healthy? curious about it

This post has been edited by StraxorX: Nov 26 2007, 03:07 AM

wahahah.. sometimes leslie traumatize me also wahhahaha

How do you mean when you say "hyperactive" ?

jump around ? running here and there ? making noise ? is this what u meant by hyper active ? cute !

don't know how to said...gonna take video and let you see...really.
and one more....why cannot release red eared sliders to the sea or lake or somewhere la.....coz if become more bigger...how it gonna live in small bowl..doesn't it better to be berdikari??

This post has been edited by StraxorX: Nov 26 2007, 08:22 PM

wah... later kena lecture....



Why we cannot release the RES or any other non-native terrapins into the wild? They will destroy the eco-system, causing problems with natural terrapins and turtles.... they would fight with our local terrapins for food, eat up our local water way fishes.... this is the same with releasing snake head fishes and why piranhas are ban? You imagine, the piranha eating up the slower fishes and small animals.... later our wildlife become endangered lo.

If you cannot commit to having a RES, then why buy in the first place? Releasing them is as cruel as keeping them in a small bowl.... might as well don't keep rite? If keep, then make sure you can allocate a proper space for it.

Alot of people are like you, thought that releasing a RES is a good thing, washes away sin and giving the animal freedom.... but look at our local waterholes... I see so many RES is Lake Titiwangsa, the man-made pond near my house, sometimes in the drain.... I think I even saw some in Putrajaya!

my dream... hasn't come true..

anyone wanna finance me? LOL

This post has been edited by camillenoir: Nov 28 2007, 10:34 AM

Errrr . . Sorry, my question might sound stupid . .but. .what species is this yah ???

I am thinking / guessing its a local species H.spinosa ( Spiny hill turtle ) !!! MALE as well ?? Am I right Camillenoir ??

you are right about the spinosa. i'm not sure about the sex (animal not in this country yet) but it sure is an albino.

offered to me at 5 digits LOL too pricey.



This post has been edited by camillenoir: Nov 29 2007, 07:53 AM

I have seen them ( both albino Spinosa and Grandis in a Taiwan pet shop some times back) and you are right about the 5 digits tag on them

See if I could find their pic on one of my Taiwanese magazine - AquaPets !!!

may be i'll stop by to pay those DBT a visit. who knows maybe they'll like me and decide to stick with me.

than lessily would have no choice but to adopt them to me hahaha

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Added on November 29, 2007, 5:34 pmis that really you ? how come dalam gambar kurus )

This post has been edited by sayasebuk: Nov 29 2007, 05:34 PM

hey, i added some muscle mass .. that's why last time appeared so kurus wahahahahaha

anyway that pic was taken by uzairi, maybe he has some techniques to make people appear thinner

This post has been edited by camillenoir: Nov 29 2007, 06:55 PM

Better if its deeper so that the tortoise wont stand a chance of climbing out from the plastic container.

Better if they are active, you wouldnt want it to be less active like a sick tortoise rite ?



Seen this before somewhere..



I lol'ed!

LOL, camera trick/position i guess. Not special camera skills coz im bad with it.

This post has been edited by uzairi: Dec 1 2007, 12:23 AM

looks like the chelonian market is active nowadays.. too bad my mum just forced me to buy her a Dendrobium sutiknoi, otherwise got more funds to spend...

some interesting specimens in (or recently) in market:

Sacalia bealei, Sacalia quadriocellata, Platysternon megacephalum, Chinemys reevesi, Phrynops hilarii, Podocnemis cayennensis, Kinotesteron subrubrum steindachneri..

hi.. noob here.. i'm planing to get indian star tortoise. any seggestion where to get it cheap? any seller here in LYN? thanks!

Cheap = small one = many many many problems = extra care , money
And in most case death Sorry to put it this way but its the truth !!!

wOO is it true? btw my cousin got 2..very small one but manage to survive until now huhu ..

This post has been edited by me!: Dec 4 2007, 09:51 PM