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RE: Growing on track? Alt. to turtle cl

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Posted by: actf at Fri Dec 28 15:46:56 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by actf ]  
   

I am hoping you can help me. My turtle will not eat any vegetation. I noticed you recommended duckweed and the frozen cubes for aquatic turtles. I have tried both as well as romaine lettuce floating in the tank. I can't find the other aquatic plants you mentioned locally and I'd rather not order it online becasue the turtle may not eat that either. I have about 2 cups of duckweed in my fridge that is going to waste. Do you have any other suggestions? Thanks.

   

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