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Introducing turtles

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Posted by: sandtiger at Tue Nov 25 13:26:34 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by sandtiger ]  
   

Recently I came into possession of a large female RES. I would like to keep her with my male but I've had him alone for 16 years, I tried them out together yesturday but he kept following her around and occasionally nipped at her. I don't know if this is standard turtle meeting behavior or if this could lead to disaster. As I've said, I have had the male for 16 years and am terrified at the thought of him getting a leg bitten off or some nonsense. Any advice or tips? I took her as a rescue, the original owner had her in a 10g with no filter, land or light. He even had intentions of releasing her. If she has to go that is fine by me but if there is a chance they can co-exist I would prefer to go that route.


   

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