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Posted by: yaakyar at Sat Aug 20 06:13:19 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by yaakyar ] I also have a small yearling "leucistic," that I purchased from Richard's turtle farm. It's really pink in the legs and neck, and really white on the head. It's shell is bone colored for the most part. I've been working on an existing algae condition since I received him, not a big deal, but it did cover alot of his shell color when I got him. After getting most of the algae off I was pleasantly surprised at how light it was. I changed the wood stump out for a really big plastic one with lots of hiding places and "fishing," spots. [ Hide Replies ]
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