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This poor turtle got himself in quite a predicament!
We had a LOT of rain here yesterday which caused a big flash flood at the creek. I went down to see how it looked today and I'm sure glad I did because I found this poor guy stranded upside-down way up on a gravel bar. Not sure if he fell off that big log trying to go back to the water or how he got stuck but he would have been coyote or raccoon chow tonight if he'd stayed there.
He did eventually swim away haha.
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After several days of nonstop rain (which we needed! Most of AL is in a serious drought!) it's finally a fair-weather afternoon, so I've been puttering around the property doing animal chores at my leisure rather than racing storm clouds. I am looking forward to my PTO at the start of June to work on some projects, one of them being to move our resident RES, Tapestry, into a 300g stock tank finally. Tapestry is very growth stunted from prior neglect, so a 100g stock tank has been an adequate home for him, but frankly I just want everyone in the larger tanks and spent accordingly last month. All we need to do now is mesh it so it is predator-proof, hence waiting until June even though the tank is purchased.
The turtle pictured is not Tapestry because he is incredibly shy, but rather Browning, who came to us about 8 years ago, along with a massive goldfish that we also still have (now housed with our other two resident goldfish, also in a 300g stock tank, incidentally). Both animals suffered from improper husbandry despite the owner loving them and refusing to leave a DV situation without first placing them, which you can see from the deformities of Browning's shell and the scarring on her leg. Improper husbandry is unfortunately the norm rather than the exception for slider turtles in the US pet trade, often due to misinformation and deceptive vendor marketing. If you search the turtle tag on this blog, we have many posts about turtle husbandry and prior rescue cases.
Animals: Red-Eared Slider Turtle
Take a walk with a turtle. And behold the world in pause.
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The way slider turtles show interest in their partners/scare their rivals away is by a pretty self-descriptive behavior know as jazz hands btw. If you care. If you EVEN care
He sure likes the spotlight ✨
Funniest quotes from @random-rottmnt-stuff . I’m definitely gonna make more of these!
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Happy St. Paddy’s Day!
Caramel Albino Red Ear Slider by Shango Ochun Petshop
