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Re: help! need to identify turtle


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Posted by Carl J. Franklin on August 06, 2001 at 01:46:32:

In Reply to: help! need to identify turtle posted by chuck on July 28, 2001 at 16:26:42:

From your description, it sounds like an old red ear slider. I have found specimens thatwere old mature individuals with shells bearing horn-olive(tan) coloration. In some old specimens I have seen an almost uniform tan coloration. While in others the color turns really dark at theonset of advanced aging. However, a picture would help out a lot. Hope this helps.

C

www.carlscreepycrawlies.com

: I caught a turtle here in houston tx.It looked like a red ear slider except... It had the marking of a red ear on its head tail and legs but was real pale grean barley being able to see the markings.The top of its head was a pale tan with black spots,
: its shell had no markings and was also pale tan with black marks
: along the edges like a red ear.Its eyes were dark green.Has anybody seen a turtle like this ? I have bean catching and keeping turtles for a long time and have never seen anything like it.I released it since I don't have the space for it and i did not have a camera to take a pic.Please if anybody has any info, e-mail me. My freind that was with me tells me there is more like it in the pond.




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