Post by LadyViper on Oct 19, 2006 8:25:55 GMT -6
The other night a mosquito truck rolled thru my area.
Spraying toxins thru each street.
My backyard also faces a street so, I get hit front
and backyard. I have many snakes that enjoy explore
time outside, A Savannah Monitor that will have an
outdoor habitat for good weather days and also plays
in the backyard and my two baby Red footed Tortoises
have both indoor and outdoor habitats. Their outdoor
is only a baby pool but, I hope to have a natural
ground habitat by spring for them.
This is my first year with tortoises and this got me
thinking about a few things, If you have some
suggestions please share.
1. Are the plants like my hibiscus and grass I have
no longer usable for food for my tortoises?
2. Does this poison the ground and grass?
3. Does this make infected insects poison?
4. Can my tortoises still live outside in the warm summers.
Thanks,
Pam
Spraying toxins thru each street.
My backyard also faces a street so, I get hit front
and backyard. I have many snakes that enjoy explore
time outside, A Savannah Monitor that will have an
outdoor habitat for good weather days and also plays
in the backyard and my two baby Red footed Tortoises
have both indoor and outdoor habitats. Their outdoor
is only a baby pool but, I hope to have a natural
ground habitat by spring for them.
This is my first year with tortoises and this got me
thinking about a few things, If you have some
suggestions please share.
1. Are the plants like my hibiscus and grass I have
no longer usable for food for my tortoises?
2. Does this poison the ground and grass?
3. Does this make infected insects poison?
4. Can my tortoises still live outside in the warm summers.
Thanks,
Pam
