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Posted by: kensopher at Sat Jun 10 15:35:36 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by kensopher ] When there is shattered shell, but most of the pieces are still there, it is amazing what some screws, wire, and careful placement can do. It's really amazing. In those instances, epoxy is no doubt more harm than good. The problem comes with large areas of missing shell. That area is well below structural standards for a box turtle in the wild, even after full healing(which is the only time I've ever personally used the epoxy). If I start finding out that epoxy is harmful or ineffective in the long run, I will dismiss is as a viable option. My goal was always to return the animals to the wild, but maybe this case warrants placement in a home. [ Hide Replies ]
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