Those who knew our pet green turtle might be asking “how is Wendy?”. Well, she has grown big and 2 to 3 months from now she'll be three years old. If this is the first time you've read about her, it might interest you to know that she survived for five months without food. So for our family, she is truly a symbol of strength.
To compare how she looked when she was about 6 months old I'm again showing the same photo I published in this blog more than 2 years ago (second photo) and her latest photo (third photo). The round stone in the background of the old photo is the same stone in the background of the latest photo. The stone shows how big Wendy has grown.
I'd like to change the water in Wendy's pool twice a week and I found that easier by placing 2 tubs inside the aquarium than just putting water directly in the aquarium. Anyway, we noticed that she wanted to be out of the water while taking a nap between 1 and 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Only a few are aware of that schedule so the "Do Not Disturb" sign is surely a help. She prefers to sleep fully immersed in water at night, but one time, we noticed that her head was out of the water, her jaw on top of the ream of the tub (see second photo).
The Feng Shui tip that a green turtle is a loner and will show more strength when placed in the north is quite true, so I'm now sharing that tip again.
To compare how she looked when she was about 6 months old I'm again showing the same photo I published in this blog more than 2 years ago (second photo) and her latest photo (third photo). The round stone in the background of the old photo is the same stone in the background of the latest photo. The stone shows how big Wendy has grown.
I'd like to change the water in Wendy's pool twice a week and I found that easier by placing 2 tubs inside the aquarium than just putting water directly in the aquarium. Anyway, we noticed that she wanted to be out of the water while taking a nap between 1 and 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Only a few are aware of that schedule so the "Do Not Disturb" sign is surely a help. She prefers to sleep fully immersed in water at night, but one time, we noticed that her head was out of the water, her jaw on top of the ream of the tub (see second photo).
The Feng Shui tip that a green turtle is a loner and will show more strength when placed in the north is quite true, so I'm now sharing that tip again.
