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RE: Newbie Quesiton?

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Posted by: Munkey at Fri Jun 30 12:20:12 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Munkey ]  
   

I can only assume they are captive bred I found both of them in my backyard. Although I found no neighbors that own box turtles... I certainly don't live in an area that could be considered their natural habitat. I've had both of them for a year. She is behaving normal and eating well. She tends to eat more worms than greens, fruits, and veggies but she has no loss of appetite. I just fed her a plate of collard greens, strawberrys and a few large meal worms, she ate it all. I don't have the ability to post pictures. Whatever came out of her definately wasn't waste, it was large, flat, grey, and anytime the male came near her she seemed to pull this whole thing back up into her, she did the same when I picked her up. This happened around 6 this morning and she hasn't done it since.

   

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