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turtlesong
at Wed Oct 22 21:00:17 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by turtlesong ]
Thanks for the info. To answer your question, it's kind of an accomplishment, I guess, for turtle lovers and hobbyist alike to be able to create a healthy and realistic enough of an environment to get res's to breed. I raised a female for five years once and this was my objective, to breed more res's and create kind of a sanctuary, of sorts, but it fell through. She's now gone.
Anyway, I just like them, I guess. I'd take extra precautions to make sure the hatchlings were well taken care of. The populations of res's I know here are actually doing quite well, and that in man-made ponds.
Took the res to the vet and giving it dry dock time. Thanks.
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