PeyoteReligion
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Mah that's not too deep. Hit me up, maybe we can make a sesh happen.He lives right around Bremerton.
Mah that's not too deep. Hit me up, maybe we can make a sesh happen.He lives right around Bremerton.
Will do, her uncle makes his own beer and shit so we could have a good ol seshMah that's not too deep. Hit me up, maybe we can make a sesh happen.
Right on, home brew is where it's at. I did my first brew with the Mr. Beer homebrew kit. Then I did some with a roommate using cannabis leaves as one of the ingredients. It was a pale ale, and we called it "Canna Pale Ale". Delicious.Will do, her uncle makes his own beer and shit so we could have a good ol sesh
vets don't check out tortoises. but i did just look it up and there is a "herp vet" 2 minutes from me.Hey there's this cool place called the vet, should check if out sometime.
i don't usually bring my tortoise with me on vacation.If you're still in Florida, they do.
Yeah most vets dont deal with reptiles. Ive always owned reptiles and they need to go toan exotic vet. Luckily there is one right down the road.Well tortoises are pretty resilient and tough, so it may not be anything to worry about, but I think all vets should be trained in all animals, reptiles are a pretty common exotic pet too, surprised they wouldn't.
What kind of tortoise? Ive been wanting a red foot but theyre a little pricey around here. There is a reptile show xoming up at the end of the month maybe ill check there. Usually have good prices there.my tortoise is has some slight bleeding on his front leg and i have no idea what it could be. i'm not even sure where i could take the guy to get looked at, either. on top of all that, i don't want to spend too much money on a tortoise that i took as a favor to a friend when he moved into a tiny studio apartment.
but i don't want the guy to suffer, either.
I just know in Florida, almost every vet has someone trained in exotic animals. I've had no problem finding a vet for my my sugar gliders to get a check up. Even still, I think every vet should he trained for lizards, turtles and snakes, would think that'd be the most common exotic, maybe birds might be more common but only knowing about cats and dogs would get pretty boring. Not saying they should learn about every single animal, but should learn about the common exotic ones at least.Yeah most vets dont deal with reptiles. Ive always owned reptiles and they need to go toan exotic vet. Luckily there is one right down the road.
greenswag you need a hug.Today was uneventful. Just finished up a cup of tea with a tiny bit of lemon and some honey for my throat. The most lively thing I did all day was migrate like mold (carrying a blanket and everything) from my bed to the couch and then back to my bed a few minutes ago lol. Took some pm flu meds and two 3mg tabs of melatonin, hoping it kicks in soon to help me get some more sleep.