
Little Turtle - Encyclopedia.com
Little Turtle, speaking of U.S. general Anthony Wayne. Little Turtle enjoyed this leading role in Native American resistance against American settlement of tribal lands until the superior …
Testudines (Turtles and Tortoises) | Encyclopedia.com
The Fitzroy River turtle (Rheodytes leukops), an Australian sideneck living in well-oxygenated streams, maintains a widely gaping cloacal orifice and rarely surfaces. The turtle pumps water …
My Turtle Store Scam - Tortoise Forum
Dec 11, 2016 · I've got a red foot tortoise from My Turtle Store website, and it arrived in a bad shape. I contacted them, they don't replay on weekends, and even through the week they …
Turtle, Green Sea - Encyclopedia.com
A device called a turtle excluder device, or TED, is often used to prevent these unwanted trappings. The TED, an open-ended grid of bars, is fitted in the neck of a shrimp net. It allows …
Turtle Vitashell - Tortoise Forum
Dec 13, 2010 · Tetra turtle Vita Shell: A deep-penetrating, concentrated, skin and shell conditioning cream for turtles. Non-greasy formula combines moisturizers, conditioners, and …
Experience with turtlestore.com - Tortoise Forum
May 5, 2020 · Does anyone have experience with this company and the health of their animals? They say they are different from My Turtle Store which I have seen some unfavorable reviews …
Tortoise Forum
May 25, 2025 · An online community dedicated to responsible pet tortoise care. Become a Supporting Member! Tortoise Club members get a special banner on their posts, unlimited …
Can a female turtle lay eggs without mating? | Tortoise Forum
Jul 13, 2016 · Yes, a female Turtle as well as a female Tortoise can and do lay eggs...just part of their natural function and they do not need to share time with a male to produce eggs....now, …
Tortoise shell and skin cream
Oct 5, 2014 · Hey everyone, I have noticed that recently my tortoise's shell and skin has been getting dry and I saw Tetrafauna Turtle vitashell tortoise and turtle shell and skin conditioner. It …
Bobbing its head? - Tortoise Forum
Apr 10, 2012 · It is not nervousness. A nervous turtle retreats into its shell out of fear. You are observing increased "head-bobbing" when they are intrigued by something because they are …