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May 15, 2007
Hi,
Ive been looking for some kind of support with a new
turtle my daughter recieved as a gift. I know NOTHING
about turtles. Right now it's in a small habitat about
5x5 inches. The turtle is a red eared slider. Can anyone
give me any tips on taking care of this new pet? Thanks!!
Andee
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