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Post by linzi64uk on Mar 5, 2012 19:39:08 GMT
Hi
Just tried adding pics but was told attachment too large, tried one pic and a message but was still too large, I take it that the attachment includes the text as well as the pic.
Is there any other way I can send the pics (email perhaps) Im not fantastic on re-sizing pics to make them smaller and only really wanted the terrapins sexed, but would like one pic as an avatar if possible and of course show them off to everyone ;D
Thanks
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Post by turtlegirl on Mar 5, 2012 22:55:58 GMT
just email photos to Dan or Wayne. Dan will do it for you
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Post by Turtle Rescue UK on Mar 9, 2012 23:10:41 GMT
Evening, Wayne said... "Both male and one will need extra calcium rich diet as the shell is looking white, sign of platelets peeling extra calcium will speed this up..."
Dan
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Post by linzi64uk on Mar 11, 2012 17:51:26 GMT
Thanks for the reply and adding the pics Dan. When Wayne said to give a bit more calcium, can I have some tips on food especially high in calcium...thanks xx
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Post by wayne020668 on Mar 11, 2012 20:05:04 GMT
hi these foods can be shrimps or prawns with heads and tails on fresh or dried, crayfish, fish heads from you local fish monger ( but only offer these the day before your gonna clean your tank out ) calcium sticks, calcium rich turtle mix ( we can do this for you if your struggling just add a note when ordering and we'll add extra calcium powders for you )  dried fish whole... calcium blocks can also be added to the tank but foods are a better option to get calcium in to your turtle & terrapin....  hope this helps you, ;D regards Wayne. |
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Post by turtlegirl on Mar 11, 2012 22:19:41 GMT
Beautiful turtles. I guess they will have to be renamed Sam and Al now.
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Post by linzi64uk on Mar 16, 2012 20:05:22 GMT
HI Wayne
Thanks for the advice. I think Ive pretty much covered their dietry needs when it comes to calcium, Sam seems to be shedding a little quicker now. Not tried the fishe heads yet though!! Think Im going to have to try them if its a good source tho. Will have to sharpen the knives up haha.
Hey..thanks turtlegirl, didnt think of Al, (Eric was a name in mind tho, and i was over keen on that.) Still finding it hard not to say she, has Al/Eric has been a she to us since last May.
All that really counts tho is that they are happy and well cared for, both with very different characters...sam a real couch potaoe and not really bothered about having a run around but Al/Eric certainly lets me know if HE doesnt get out for a walk around the lounge at least once a day, I swear he will come through the walls of the tank one day haha
Thanks once again...and yes I think they are beautiful xx
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dried fish whole... calcium blocks can also be added to the tank but foods are a better option to get calcium in to your turtle & terrapin.... 