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Joe, a Testudo Graeca Graeca tortoise, that's been in the family for 46 years... and he wasn't a hatchling when acquired.

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And here attacking his long-standing arch-enemy the lawn mower

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And our tropical fish tank

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long-standing arch-enemy the lawn mower

 

Glad I'm not the only person with pets that aren't scared of the lawn mower. Hoover? terrified, but a louder and actually dangerous contraption is apparently fascinating.

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Don't have any pets of my own yet, but I live in a house with lots of animals.

 

First there's Joey the pug cross terrier:

 

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Then there's Max (aka Goobie), German Shepherd cross Husky:

 

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Then there's the 2 young'uns, Pumpkin the pug (about 1 1/2 now) and River the Great Dane (turned 1 last week):

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There's 2 cats, Mikey:

 

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and Loki (aki Pew):

 

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Finally, there's the 3 chickens (they have names, but I can never remember them except Shauna, the black one):

 

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Our little Esio (Trot), we have had her for about 6 months and she is around 2 years old. She is a Russian (Horsfield's) tortoise.

 

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She has her own Instagram...

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Our little Esio (Trot), we have had her for about 6 months and she is around 2 years old. She is a Russian (Horsfield's) tortoise.

 

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She has her own Instagram...

 

Super cute!

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Our little Esio (Trot), we have had her for about 6 months and she is around 2 years old. She is a Russian (Horsfield's) tortoise.

 

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She has her own Instagram...

 

Very cute... :) Of course, she may be a he. They all look female until they're quite a bit bigger.

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Very cute... :) Of course, she may be a he. They all look female until they're quite a bit bigger.

 

Correct, we have been told we might not know until she it around 10. In the mean time, my daughter has said she is a she and not an it.

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Correct, we have been told we might not know until she it around 10. In the mean time, my daughter has said she is a she and not an it.

 

Boys sometimes reveal all (says she being delicate) It's a once seen, never forgotten experience... totally disproportionate. By about 6" shell length (measured as a straight line) you should be able to tell with a reasonable degree of certainty.

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Not his most flattering pictures, but:

 

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He's a black Persian and has always enjoyed sniffing around our house/garden. Sadly his owner passed away earlier this year and her husband couldn't cope with looking after a cat at his age. The family wanted to have him 'taken away' :( but the street clubbed together and we all look after him now! He's got a lovely personality for a Persian who I had always thought weren't friendly or very affectionate. He's the exact opposite! Really puts the Perrrrr in Persian

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Boys sometimes reveal all (says she being delicate) It's a once seen, never forgotten experience... totally disproportionate. By about 6" shell length (measured as a straight line) you should be able to tell with a reasonable degree of certainty.

 

Yup can confirm mine is male :(

 

*CANNOT UNSEE!!*

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