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Desert Tortoise As Pet by Raymond Jason
Desert Tortoise As Pet by Raymond Jason
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The Complete Pet Owners Guide On Desert Tortoise As Pet Care, Training, Diet, Feeding, Housing And Management (For Both Kids And Adults)
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Pet tortoises are popular pets for many humans considering the fact that they are quiet, lovable (especially as hatchlings), and do not shed any fur. But tortoises can stay a very lengthy time (anywhere from 50 to a hundred years). If you take one as a pet, be organized to grant a lifetime of care and reflect onconsideration on that your pet would possibly even outlive you if you pick out to maintain one as a pet.
Release date NZ
June 19th, 2020
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Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Imprint
Independently Published
Pages
30
Publisher
Independently Published
Dimensions
127x203x2
ISBN-13
9798655327849
Product ID
33626901

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