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blvdsouldja
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dixieee
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aww cute 
but the turtle could eat the frog.. 
and btw, the gravel looks too small and the turtle could eat that too
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Wed 10/27/2004 is the worst day..i lost my best friend Leo
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blvdsouldja
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| Aiight thanks for the tip. I had a feeling that he would eat the frog. I never had a problem yet but i took it out yesterday just in case. I'm still thinkin about making a small 100 gal pond outside cause its fenced in. I never thought about the gravel but i'll look into that too. |
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dixieee
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is it cold in ur area? an outdoor pond is a great idea and it'll save u money upgrading every now and then. even if it's cold, u can still move the turtle back in when the weather gets cooler.
about the gravel, turtles will attempt to eat anything smaller than the size of their head that's why u should be careful about the gravel, the frog, and any type of fish.
good luck 
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Wed 10/27/2004 is the worst day..i lost my best friend Leo
so now i have a female RES, Green, and a cute stupid male YBS, Mint
5/4/2006 RIP Lemon, u were my first rescue and i'm so proud of u. will never 4get u |
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