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The yellow-bellied slider is an attractive, hardy and fascinating turtle. They are called sliders because they slide from their basking sites, where they enjoy the sun, to the coolness and safety of the water. These turtles are easy to keep and almost always thrive in captivity.
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While designed for the Yellow-belly's popular cousin, the info works perfectly for Yellow-bellies anyway. My guesses, however, are that the tank is too small or the temps are too hot or cold. ... ; You are here: Experts > Animals/Pets > Exotic Pets > Turtles > yellow bellied turtle;
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yellow bellied turtles, yellow bellies, yellow bellied turtle: Hey Danny! A great way to have a lot of land area and swimming area is to buy a new product they have out. It is a land area that floats, and it suction cups to the tank wall. ... Question hi, i have two baby yellow bellied turtles, they both stay in the...
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This page has photos of hatchling turtles. ... Galap Turtles; Map Turtles; Musk Turtles; Painted Turtles; Red-Bellied Turtles; Red-Eared Sliders; Softshell Turtles; Snapping Turtles; Stripped Mud Turtles; Yellow-Bellied Sliders; Yellow-Eared Sliders; Yellow Mud Turtles...
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Range: The yellow-bellied slider is found in the southeastern United States from Alabama to southeastern Virginia. It is primarily a species of the ... Yellow-bellied sliders are long-lived turtles, and specimens originally captured on the Savannah River Site during the late 1960s and 1970s, are still recaptured.
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Yellow-bellied slider - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The yellow-bellied slider ( Trachemys scripta scripta ) is a semi-aquatic turtle (terrapin) belonging to the family Emydidae. This subspecies of Trachemys scripta is native to the southeastern U...
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Slider turtles grow slowly and may not reach adult size until their 8th or 9th year. Savannah River Ecology Lab researcher, Whit Gibbons, has studied freshwater turtles for more than three decades and has marked and measured over 10,000 yellow-bellied sliders.
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Yellow bellied turtles, terrapins and sliders - Online pet magazine - Information on, how to look after, your yellow bellied terrapin, turtle or slider ... Yellow bellied terrapins, turtles or sliders - Trachemys scripta or Chrysemys scripta elegans...
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it depends on the sex of the turtle. if it is a female YBS then she will grow 4-5" in the 1st year. 2nd year she will grow to 6-7" and on the third year she will reach her maximum growth which should be aboiut 8-13 inch.
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