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Snakes, spiders, lizards and TURTLES!
- Thread starter dawnrenee2000
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dawnrenee2000
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Roy Munson
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They're beautiful, Dawn! I love turtles. I kept them when I was younger, but they're a lot of work (if you do it right). I'll have one again someday. 
dawnrenee2000
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I agree Dean, that is why these are kept at my partners house normally so he can do the work to take care of them. I was babysitting for a few days in my herp room so thought I better show them while i could! I love the turtles too but with the snakes, the eggs, the other animals and 2 jobs...i just cant do it all!!!
dawnrenee2000
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Plissken said:Lovely turtles! I love the second one, he looks grumpy
Yes, he always has the grumpy look on his face. It is adorable.
