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Re: Ok, is this idea just too crazy?

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Posted by Nicodemus on April 18, 2003 at 21:24:04:

In Reply to: Re: Ok, is this idea just too crazy? posted by Tegan on April 18, 2003 at 20:57:57:

:I dont think it's crazy....my only question is what kind of tort would be living in it?


Im not sure. My russian passed away recently :(
I'm currently tortoiseless.
I'm still dealing with this hole in my life he took up, but I figure I'd get another tort of some sort someday.

I'd guess it would be another russian or another small species would live in it. I can't imagine a full grown redfoot or yellowfoot or anything else bigger than 12 inches or so dealing with a ramp very well.


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