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RE: Mud/Musk Spending time on Land

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Posted by: jobst at Sat Sep 29 08:20:27 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jobst ]  
   

I absolutely agree! Most of these species should be kept solitarily (at least with no same-species individuals) or they will end up bullying or being bullied. The submissive ones will disappear on land for extended periods of time. For sure not a nice way to spend your life!
True, also, that some or the species will bask (many don't) and they very occasionally bury themselves on landm - but I've only rarely seen that in my animals (which are being kept solitarily and are producing eggs like laying hens).


   

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