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RE: new spinys. can any one help.....

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Posted by: wireptile at Mon Dec 5 22:25:58 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by wireptile ]  
   

Ditto. I had a similar experience with two yearlings softshells from the same clutch. both the same size, but one seriously injured the other in a feeding frenzy. Its fine now, but with disfiguring scars in the head and neck that prevent it from extending its neck completely. I now keep all of my turtles separate, even paints and sliders. Better safe than sorry.
Ed Stone, WI herp. society

   

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