I just discovered freedom of speech, there isn't one (if you have been following 'the blog', you'd know what I mean) ... sometimes seeing is believing.
Here's a short post update on my nephew's pet kui kui the turtles.
They normally respond to movement within one visual hemifield outside their glass cage home, following finger movements pressing against the glass wall and looking out for pellets drop for them from the opening above their cage.
They'd grab pellets with their mouths once they've spotted meal.
They don't hurry when they eat, they don't stop as well. It seems like they enjoy their pellets more than greens they were supposed to feed on, they sleep side by side each other at night on one of the rocks placed for them.
These little reptiles amused me, sometimes. *ain't they cute?
Here's a short post update on my nephew's pet kui kui the turtles.
They normally respond to movement within one visual hemifield outside their glass cage home, following finger movements pressing against the glass wall and looking out for pellets drop for them from the opening above their cage.
They'd grab pellets with their mouths once they've spotted meal.
They have a place in the living room where they can enjoy anime on 40' LCD TV with the children. *winks
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