advice for rehoming

[Anita Sayles]

Good news Becky, enjoy!

[pixie-egg]

Thanks Anita. I'm so excited. Even with Ed being such a stubborn little thing i'm really looking forward to bringing her out and getting her to do proper tort things. Now I know where all the best weeds are the extra supply I always get won't go to waste. My hubby thinks i'm bonkers cos there is always a bag of water in the fridge full of left over's. X

[TortBabe]

Am excited for you Becky, she'll have a great home with you, bumps don't matter with good care over the years she will hopefully smooth out.

[Bindi]

Originally Posted by pixie-egg

Ooh that sounds good. I've already halved the outside enclosure. Should they have two separate locations to begin with? They'll be in different rooms in the house but was unsure if it'd be too close to have them only separated by a fence outside. It's not see-through if that makes a difference.
I'm such a worry wort.
Looking forward to giving her a nice long bath. She looks very dry.

I have quarranteened torts outside with only a fence to separate.

Hopefully by keeping stress to a minimum you'll have no problem with any possible nasties surfacing

I think when you do introduce, it would be a good idea to do it outside - you could just remove the barrier between the two separated portions and let them do their thing

[pixie-egg]

Thanks bindi. That sounds like a good plan. Then they can stay on their own sides if they are nervous.
Ooh, i'm so excited. X

[Bindi]

Originally Posted by pixie-egg

Thanks bindi. That sounds like a good plan. Then they can stay on their own sides if they are nervous.
Ooh, i'm so excited. X

not just that, but their 'own side' would be familiar to them - less stress

[pixie-egg]

Tuesday morning the lady is bringing her. Woo hoo. Just need to get a hut for her table and we're off! X

[TortBabe]

Ahh great news! Bet you are bouncing off the walls with excitement Can't wait to see pics of her