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04-11-2011, 02:42 PM

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Hello everyone,

Just wanted to say that our family tortoise (he's 50+) has demanded food ha ha. It's NOVEMBER!!! He's been sleeping for over a week and then my Grandad has a salad for lunch and he woke up looking for food!

He ate 3 inches of cucumber and almost a quarter of a lettuce!

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