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05-25-2004, 04:20 PM
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Turtles in pond
what is the best type of hatchling that will adapt to a pond life quick nd wont grow to be giant. and where can i get them.. im looking for about 5
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05-25-2004, 05:28 PM
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Lots of turtles are well suited to pond life. What is your set up like?
In my opinion: if you are in PA, a good choice would probably be Painted Turtles, but make sure it is legal to own them in your area. They should be fairly inexpensive, are fairly hardy, and are a native species that normally live in ponds and lakes.
Best regards,
Glenn B
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05-25-2004, 05:30 PM
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Oh, as far as getting hatchlings goes, you can probably buy some from other hobbyists legally under federal law; however check state and local laws to make sure that sub 4 inch turtles are legal for you to acquire. Under federal law, you cannot buy them legally from commercial pet dealers unless you have a bonafide educational or scientific need for them.
All the best,
GB
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