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Squirtle999
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Joined: 02 Aug 2007
Posts: 57
Location: My room-Asuncion-Paraguay-South America-Earth
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 Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 7:43 am Post subject: Wanna get out of the tank? |
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Squirtle was acting strangely yesterday, he has scratching the glass like if he wanted to get out , he did this all night and the sound is kind of anoying, I couldnt sleep becose of that. I dont know what to do to make him stop, can some body help me
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skslover
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Joined: 02 Jul 2007
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Location: where the turtles and horses roam
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It is natural maybe he is lonely or he wants you to hold him they need attention just like cats and dogs
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Bubonic
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| skslover wrote: | | It is natural maybe he is lonely or he wants you to hold him they need attention just like cats and dogs |
I'm definitely a noob to turtles, yet I got to call a friendly b.s. on that!
Maybe you have particularly awesome turtles that purr when you hold them, but from what I've seen, most turtles would eat their owners if they could.
I can just imagine it being a case of a wild animal being confined to a smaller space then nature had intended for it. Regardless of whether you've got a 125 gallon or a 40 gallon, I can imagine that being limited might freak them out at times. |
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