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turtles. x3


Question Posted Monday November 7 2005, 7:38 pm

The other day my friend and I found a turtle in the woods in my backyard. He was by a snake that looked like it was going to have the turtle for dinner. So my friend and I took the turtle and kept him in an empty fish tank in my garage. Since turtles carry lots of dieseases ; its from the wild ; and I`m sure he`s sad// lonley I`m going to release him tomorow. My question is where do I release him ? My dad has a big pond full of fish in our backyard && I wanted to put him by the pond, but would it just be better to put him all the way in the back of the woods again ? thnkss guys.

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pugluver answered Thursday December 22 2005, 7:43 pm:
well it depends on the type of turtle if it has sharp claws it is a gopher turtle witch are endangerd so you would need to release it right away in the very back of the woods.if it has webed feet with claws it is a water turtle so you would need to release it near the pond. i hope i helped and thank you for saving the turtle.

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morbidministry13 answered Thursday November 10 2005, 5:12 pm:
you probably should put him back into his own pond where you found him because it may be to diffucult for him to ajust to a life in a fish pond if you put him back in his own habitat theirs more of a chance he'll survive
hope i helped
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fish34 answered Monday November 7 2005, 9:47 pm:
You really shouldn't have taken the little guy into your house in the first place, but I do understand that you were merely trying to help the little guy. It depends how far back the woods are, if they aren't too far away, I would suggest to leave him next to the pond as you have described. It sounds like a great place for a little turtle to recooperate from any traumas and bring him to full health, plus, you have no idea how much water he has lost, etc. so yeah, pond=good!

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