Actually one of these guys is from 06 I am pretty sure he is the 2nd turtle on the right side in the first photo. It really amazes me how some have grown a lot and others are still small. I wonder why that is.
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these 11 easterns are from 9-07
nyrich44
Mar 29, 2009 11:57 AM
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patsy1
Mar 30, 2009 01:15 AM
Well hells bells, they're eating that stuff! I have yet to get 1 single bite of turtle food down any of my turtles!
That is so cool.
AND thanks for the photos. Sweet looking babies.
/p
>>Actually one of these guys is from 06 I am pretty sure he is the 2nd turtle on the right side in the first photo. It really amazes me how some have grown a lot and others are still small. I wonder why that is.
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Patsy
boxienuts
Mar 30, 2009 10:47 AM
They look good. Probably genetics mainly as far as why the different growth rate, just like I was never going to be a 6'4" professional football player no matter how much or the quality of the diet my mother fed me. Personality and social structure in the confined group of hatchlings probably also does plays a part in feeding habits, aggression, amount feeding I would guess as well though.
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Jeff Benfer
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nyrich44
Apr 07, 2009 08:14 PM
They really like it its the reptomin baby pellets. I soak it in water then they pretty much gobble it up.
