I just had a beloved Diamondback Terrapin die: it was very bright
> white-skinned, and had a blonde shell. I would like to replace it;
> Don Hamper sometimes brings terrapins to herp.shows. Any other
> herp.dealers that you could refer me to regarding terrapins would be
> great. thanks, JGG.
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searching for light colored diamondback terrapin
jggault
Feb 27, 2004 06:08 AM
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lateralis
Mar 01, 2004 01:22 AM
I have a reverse trio of littoralis that I have put together over the past 2 years, one of them is a blond. Shell is a very light brown color while other two are normal looking texans. I am not interested in selling him but might consider a breeding loan. He has been actively courting my female but she is still too small ( -6"
. There is a guy named Troy from LA that I got my female from, hes a good guy and knows his terrapins. Dont buy any wild caught! They raped the marshes back east for these guys last year and many dozens of them were sent out here to languish and die in small kiddie pools in the sun at a place in San Diego Cnty. BAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
