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A couple more for you guys
stenodactylus
Jul 17, 2007 06:45 PM
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stenodactylus
Jul 17, 2007 06:48 PM
herpsltd
Jul 18, 2007 05:07 PM
N.P.
stenodactylus
Jul 20, 2007 12:14 PM
Is the slider I posted a pastel?
herpsltd
Jul 20, 2007 02:55 PM
one of the red ears might be. TC
herpsltd
Jul 18, 2007 05:06 PM
N.P.
Katrina
Jul 30, 2007 01:05 AM
Wow, those are both beautiful red-eared sliders. I think the second one is a Rio Grande Slider. Very nice looking turtles.
Katrina
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1.2 Eastern Muds - Fred, Ethel, Edith
0.1 Iguana - Tiffel
0.1 Bearded Dragon - Foster
Foster turtles: More than I'd like the husband to know about.
stenodactylus
Aug 02, 2007 12:45 AM
animal shelter and other bay area shelters.
We get them in, keep them in tubs, and place them into homes with established outdoor ponds for a fee of $5 a turtle.
Katrina
Jul 30, 2007 01:12 AM
Where did all of these come from? That particular map is a bit uncommon, and the sliders are beautiful.
Katrina
herpsltd
Jul 30, 2007 08:28 AM
posted at all. Its a Psuedemys of some sort. The two pics on the one post are Red Ear Turtles NOT Rio Grande Sliders!!!!TC
Katrina
Jul 30, 2007 06:28 PM
Dude, take a deep breath and a step back. I KNOW there is not a map turtle IN THIS POST, but if you'll look in this forum, Stenodactylus has posted several turtles in the last month or so, including a very nice map turtle. I was wondering the source for all of these well-cared for and beautiful turtles.
Since you seem to be an expert on the subject, can you tell me the difference between a Rio Grande slider and a "generic" red-eared slider?
Katrina
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Posted by: herpsltd at Mon Jul 30 08:28:02 2007 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ]
RE: There is no Graptemys
posted at all. Its a Psuedemys of some sort. The two pics on the one post are Red Ear Turtles NOT Rio Grande Sliders!!!!TC
herpsltd
Jul 31, 2007 05:00 AM
Rio Grande Slider[Trachemys gaigeae] doesn't even resemble a red ear. Google the scientific names and you should find pics. TC
Katrina
Jul 31, 2007 06:56 AM
Ah, we are talking about two different turtles - what dealers call a "Rio Grande" slider which is just a variation of a red-eared slider and the "Big Bend" Slider which is a different species, Trachemys gaigeae, as you mentioned.
Katrina
herpsltd
Jul 31, 2007 09:46 AM
are collaqualisms and I thought you were talking about the turtle commenly found in the Rio Grande. They are very abundant around the Gladys Porter Zoo in Brownsville, Tx.TC
