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Related: About this forumThe amount of food Batty my baby tortoise goes through.
I would say is unbelievable. But most animals that graze have to eat a lot. A 3 long piece of romaine just the center part left. A couple celery ends with leaves gone. Spinach and collard greens gone. Plus some leaves from a packaged spring salad mix gone. The pile was wider and taller than Batty. Now its just a few remnants of the original pile.
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The amount of food Batty my baby tortoise goes through. (Original Post)
duncang
Nov 12
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Dear_Prudence
(836 posts)1. Wolfie
My cat is named Wolfie because when he was a newly adopted hungry stray, he wolfed down his food. Baby Batty sounds like my Wolfie!
Judi Lynn
(162,489 posts)2. What a wonderful new friend you found! I instantly remembered videos of a turtle on a skateboard!
Found this YouTube immediately! Little turtle on a little board:
Hoping for the very best for your new tortoise friend!
ShazzieB
(18,839 posts)3. That is really cool!
Judi Lynn
(162,489 posts)4. It doesn't seem afraid of going at high speeds, either!
I had no idea that they would follow fellow critters around if given the opportunity!
What a surprise!
Thanks!