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RE: spotted turtles

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Posted by: Burmaboy at Wed Oct 20 22:11:30 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Burmaboy ]  
   

While I'm certainly no expert, I'd say your outdoor turtles are just slowing down for the winter.
I have had some spotteds that eat anything, and some that were picky as hell...and some that would eat a food item one week, and refuse it the next.
They can go quite some time without food...I would'nt be too concerned.
How did they eat during the warm months?

   

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