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RE: How much for the turtles?

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Posted by: kaysie at Wed Nov 22 14:32:53 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by kaysie ]  
   

Here's some pics of the cute little guys. I got them in mid-September, and was told they were about a month old. So they're around 3-4 months old now. And growing like weeds! I believe they're 2 males. I named them Lewis and Clark lol.







I keep 2 in a 2.5 gal with a floating plastic log thing. They rarely climb out. As you can see from the scutes, they're growing very fast! I've cut them back on food a little bit to slow them down.
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1.1.2 Ball Python (normal/rescue)
0.0.1 Yellow Anaconda
0.0.1 Kingsnake spp.
1.3.0 Southern/Turkish Crested Newt
1.3.0 Roughskinned Newt
5.0.0 Axolotl
0.3.0 Jefferson's Salamander
0.0.2 Blue Spotted Salamander
0.0.2 Tiger Salamander
0.0.2 Fire Salamander
0.0.1 Himalayan Crocodile Newt
0.0.2 Common Musk Turtle
0.1.0 Calico Cat


   

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