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RE: ID a classroom pet

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Posted by: buslady at Sun Mar 30 16:50:19 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by buslady ]  
   

>>Hi! Can anyone ID this turtle? Thanks! I don't know too much about turtles, is he looking healthy?
>>Thanks!
>>Jen
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>>http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/index.php?user=42354&cat=500

white lip mud and he looks fine to me. im not an expert with muds. definitely a male though, that tail is huge. shallow filtered water with some floating plants to hide under would do him alright. I'd give him a large smooth rover stone to haul up onto with a heat light over it just in case there's a slight chance he wants to bask.
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