C.U.T.E. (Cebu Ultimate Turtle Enthusiasts)

[hydrozam]

re:logo - di ba gud Enthusiasts dapat? hehe. comment lang.
anyway, unsa na turtle ang dili kaayo mudako kay ganahan ta ko mupalit pero kung mudako kay problema na ang iyang balay. thanks
more power to CUTE!

AnG RES-TURTLE Ug gUsTo nEmU d'Li pAdA.kU-On kAy dALi rAmAn... FiRsT EbUTaNg nEmU c'yA AnG gAmAy nAh pUy-AnAn (eg. FishbOwL bAh) dn FEEd dm wd VEGETABLES LiKe pETcHAy, cArRoT's, dn pAnAGsA icE'cReAm & cUTLe'bOnE... AnA LnG... FoR sHuRe d'Li jd nA.mUTakO kAyO EmU TURTLE (RES)...

adobohon nani cla sis.... T_T d btw, dra ai:
https://www.istorya.net/forums/pets/2...es-turtle.html
d nahan yang papa kai makapahina sa negosyo (which is ridiculous) peru xaon d man ku kabuot ani hehe

kiTa AdOpT AnA bRo'd mOy1... C.U.T.E. nLnG AnG mAg.ADOPT AnA 4 d' mEan'TiMe...
wHaTcHa ThiNk FeLLoW CUTiE'z... hEhEhE...

@bluebubble: EB mora'g eyeball man siguro pasabot ani..? pwedi man siguro ta mag-tour sa ila sir heycroc? tan-aw ta how to breed turts?

b'TaW... TOUR Ta'H iLa sEr hEycrOc... dn AnG E.B.... mAypA dUriNg nLnG sAh A.C.E. ExhibiT nUh dd2 sAh PARKMALL... wATcHa ThiNk mGa CUTE... dd2 sAh PARKMALL Ta'H mG.kiTakiT's... OuR FiRsT E.B....
DECEMBER 12, 2009....

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AnG RES-TURTLE Ug gUsTo nEmU d'Li pAdA.kU-On kAy dALi rAmAn... FiRsT EbUTaNg nEmU c'yA AnG gAmAy nAh pUy-AnAn (eg. FishbOwL bAh) dn FEEd dm wd VEGETABLES LiKe pETcHAy, cArRoT's, dn pAnAGsA icE'cReAm & cUTLe'bOnE... AnA LnG... FoR sHuRe d'Li jd nA.mUTakO kAyO EmU TURTLE (RES)...

hi hydrozam, im sorry to point this out, but what you're referring to in your above statement is an absolute myth..
1. RES will always grow no matter what container size you'll put it in.. He will just outgrow the said container, and you'll later feel sorry for constricting his movements..This will inevitably result to permanent turtle injuries, which may make him sickly and will shorten his life..

2. Fishbowls used for turtles are referred by US turtle hobbyists as "Death Bowls"..Due to very small volume of water, turtle wastes will accumulate faster, and will ultimately poison the turtle.. This is analogous with a human being forced to live inside a septic tank..

3. Ice Cream contains milk which is not a turtle food.. The amount of calcium contained in milk would not outweigh the danger of killing your RES faster than you anticipate..name it "indigestion, poisoning, etc.. This will also apply to pure salt.. so unless you're in a hurry to bury your turtle, don't feed him milk and chocolate..

4. Be careful with Pechay or any member of that species "Brassica oleracea" wherein brocolli, cauliflower, cabbages belong, bacuase this may cause "goiter" among the RES..

5. Please refer back to #1.. hehe..

For further details:
->Redearslider.com :: All about Red Ear Sliders and the Turtle Talk forum
->Is it ok to put milk in the tank for my turtle? (red eared slider)? - Yahoo! Answers

Thanks..

[moy1moy1]

hi hydrozam, im sorry to point this out, but what you're referring to in your above statement is an absolute myth..
1. RES will always grow no matter what container size you'll put it in.. He will just outgrow the said container, and you'll later feel sorry for constricting his movements..This will inevitably result to permanent turtle injuries, which may make him sickly and will shorten his life..

2. Fishbowls used for turtles are referred by US turtle hobbyists as "Death Bowls"..Due to very small volume of water, turtle wastes will accumulate faster, and will ultimately poison the turtle.. This is analogous with a human being forced to live inside a septic tank..

3. Ice Cream contains milk which is not a turtle food.. The amount of calcium contained in milk would not outweigh the danger of killing your RES faster than you anticipate..name it "indigestion, poisoning, etc.. This will also apply to pure salt.. so unless you're in a hurry to bury your turtle, don't feed him milk and chocolate..

4. Be careful with Pechay or any member of that species "Brassica oleracea" wherein brocolli, cauliflower, cabbages belong, bacuase this may cause "goiter" among the RES..

5. Please refer back to #1.. hehe..

For further details:
->Redearslider.com :: All about Red Ear Sliders and the Turtle Talk forum
->Is it ok to put milk in the tank for my turtle? (red eared slider)? - Yahoo! Answers

Thanks..

sk2 jud ni..... constricted containers is like torture among turtles

[hydrozam]

hi hydrozam, im sorry to point this out, but what you're referring to in your above statement is an absolute myth..
1. RES will always grow no matter what container size you'll put it in.. He will just outgrow the said container, and you'll later feel sorry for constricting his movements..This will inevitably result to permanent turtle injuries, which may make him sickly and will shorten his life..

2. Fishbowls used for turtles are referred by US turtle hobbyists as "Death Bowls"..Due to very small volume of water, turtle wastes will accumulate faster, and will ultimately poison the turtle.. This is analogous with a human being forced to live inside a septic tank..

3. Ice Cream contains milk which is not a turtle food.. The amount of calcium contained in milk would not outweigh the danger of killing your RES faster than you anticipate..name it "indigestion, poisoning, etc.. This will also apply to pure salt.. so unless you're in a hurry to bury your turtle, don't feed him milk and chocolate..

4. Be careful with Pechay or any member of that species "Brassica oleracea" wherein brocolli, cauliflower, cabbages belong, bacuase this may cause "goiter" among the RES..

5. Please refer back to #1.. hehe..

For further details:
->Redearslider.com :: All about Red Ear Sliders and the Turtle Talk forum
->Is it ok to put milk in the tank for my turtle? (red eared slider)? - Yahoo! Answers

Thanks..

pALaW Oe... hEhEhE... pAsEnsyA... pAsEnsyA gAevWa... Am EnTiTLed 2 mY OwN OPINION... RepUbLic oF ThE PhiliPPiNes bAyA nEh... sA.Un... b'TaW Oe... w'La nAkO g.bUTAnG AmUnG RES sAh BOWL zd Oe...
WILD iDEAS LnG gd nAh nA.TRY b4.... eFFecTivE mAn zd...

bY d' wAy'Z... AnG CUTTLE.BONE di... mAyO mAnA sAh TURTLE dAw... pUrO rAh zd BATI AnG g.cOmMeNT nEh gAevwA bAh... bLeEhhhhhhhhh.....

[EMERALD EARTH]

guys ang logo dili pana Final.... ge copy ra nako ang ilang ge post sa content sa logo...

ako nya lang to usabon.... thanks.

[EMERALD EARTH]

re:logo - di ba gud Enthusiasts dapat? hehe. comment lang.

anyway, unsa na turtle ang dili kaayo mudako kay ganahan ta ko mupalit pero kung mudako kay problema na ang iyang balay. thanks

more power to CUTE!

guys please ko check sa ato logo if ok ba ang naa s or wala.....

mura man gud radandant na kun naa s....dili ba floral na daan ang Enthusiast?

[gaevwa]

guys please ko check sa ato logo if ok ba ang naa s or wala.....

mura man gud radandant na kun naa s....dili ba floral na daan ang Enthusiast?

boss emerald.. enthusiasts ang plural form..hehe..
in addition, my greatest thanks to you for making the effort of making said logo..kudos!
->enthusiast - Wiktionary

[gaevwa]

pALaW Oe... hEhEhE... pAsEnsyA... pAsEnsyA gAevWa... Am EnTiTLed 2 mY OwN OPINION... RepUbLic oF ThE PhiliPPiNes bAyA nEh... sA.Un... b'TaW Oe... w'La nAkO g.bUTAnG AmUnG RES sAh BOWL zd Oe...
WILD iDEAS LnG gd nAh nA.TRY b4.... eFFecTivE mAn zd...

bY d' wAy'Z... AnG CUTTLE.BONE di... mAyO mAnA sAh TURTLE dAw... pUrO rAh zd BATI AnG g.cOmMeNT nEh gAevwA bAh... bLeEhhhhhhhhh.....

Aw..o.diay..ok kaayo ang Cuttle Bone..
ok na bai? naa najud good comment... hahaha..

[gaevwa]

How to Find a Healthy Pet Turtle

Contributor By eHow Contributing Writer

If you've decided to adopt a pet turtle, you need to know more than just how to choose a habitat and food. Knowing how to find a healthy pet turtle can save the expense of vet care for a sickly animal and worse, the heartbreak of losing a brand new pet.


Difficulty: Moderate

Instructions

Step 1
Observe the turtle habitat for signs of neglect. Look for clean water and little evidence of waste. Mild odor isn't cause for concern, but a foul stench or rotting food is a sure sign the reptiles are not in a sanitary habitat. Even if your heart is set on a single healthy-looking turtle, the condition of the entire tank matters. If a single turtle in the habitat is ill, they can all develop health problems.

Step 2
Look closely at the colors of the turtle that you choose. Healthy turtles have a bright, glossy finish. If your turtle appears to have a matte finish with dull eyes, it likely has health problems.

Step 3
Examine the shell for signs of wear. Avoid any turtles with peeling, cracked or discolored shells. Look at the shell in relation to the size of the turtle. If the animal seems much too large for its shell, choose another. Shell shrinkage is an indication of undernourishment.

Step 4
Study the turtle's movements, watching for any imperfections. You can spot a turtle with a fractured leg by the way he favors it, for example. Look closely for swelling and injuries on the body.

Step 5
Watch the turtle's response when you pick it up. Healthy specimens normally retract into their shells when being handled. A turtle that makes no attempt to hide when touched is likely to be unhealthy.

Step 6
Listen intently while holding the turtle near your ear. Wheezing or "clicking" noises can indicate respiratory illness.

source:How to Find a Healthy Pet Turtle | eHow.com

[dwardwarbinx]

para ninyo na ganahan ug turtles. ganahan sad ta ko pero di ganahan akong mama.