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Photo Caption: my red belly terrapins
corals inverts - pseudemys rubriventris - red bellied terrapin stocking in 30 gallons tank - my red belly terrapins

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 48" x 15" x 15"... half full, heater, filter, uv and basking light
Advice: read and learn make sure you know what you getting into...
Fish Kept: turtles..red belly terrepins.. future going to get cool colorful fish need advice first
Corals/Plants: not yet
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: dont bite the hand that feeds you
About Yourself: need advice on turtles ask me:)

COMMENTS

Hey nice tank :) I have a yellow belly slider turtle and its shell is about 2.5" / 3" in diamiter. Do you know how to sex them? please reply on my page :) Cheers, Joe fish avatar

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