I always want to get another sulcata but I can't because they just get to big. Then today I found a kind of tortoise that stays relatively small at 6-7" and is very similar looking to a baby sulcata. Its called a greek golden tortoise

. Then I found this site saying golden greeks are not a type of tortoise
Here it is in all its cuteness. I would name it creme puff.
I take it back, nothing is as cute as a baby sulcata.
Who knows what all he is digging up when you are not around. You should let Basra loose as a sort of watch"dog".
I stopped by earlier today on the way back from work. Wanted to check out your bike but you were probably out biking. And OH MY, your garden is GROWING and FLOWERING by leaps and bounds. And you know what, that rabbit was THERE chewing away on all your herb. I swear it had BIG mouthful of something from your new vegetable patch! It didn't even move as I came closer! Could be that I am not that intimidating but I think it's more because he just was so intent on destroying and digging up your patch. You have do something or risk losing all veggies.
Some rabbits around the city are rather sluggish. They probably are sick from eating leftover plastic or something. Basra could totally get them - bionic appendages or not.
If the tortoise you could have redone the old kids book but for some reason I think as quick as the rabbit is it may have wound up somehow being the food in this case?
Thanks very much. We enjoyed our respective visits, though I am slightly jealous that the rabbit got a lot more herbs out of your garden than I managed to smuggle out.
Awe! Bunny! I always talk to them and they seem to like it.