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There is a turtle in my bathtub.
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<blockquote data-quote="Lil" data-source="post: 694300" data-attributes="member: 17309"><p>Hey there. How sweet of M to rescue the little guy...but Witzend is right. It's probably a box turtle and they often live in dry areas. There's no need to keep him in water. In fact, he'll probably be happier out of the water and on land. In Missouri, we have them all the time crossing roads. I went to a comedy show once where a comedian went on and on about dead turtles in the roads and how weird it was. I'd have M just put him back where he got him...maybe on the side of the road he was heading toward. </p><p></p><p>And they LOVE strawberries.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lil, post: 694300, member: 17309"] Hey there. How sweet of M to rescue the little guy...but Witzend is right. It's probably a box turtle and they often live in dry areas. There's no need to keep him in water. In fact, he'll probably be happier out of the water and on land. In Missouri, we have them all the time crossing roads. I went to a comedy show once where a comedian went on and on about dead turtles in the roads and how weird it was. I'd have M just put him back where he got him...maybe on the side of the road he was heading toward. And they LOVE strawberries. [/QUOTE]
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