I have a female red eared slider. She is getting too big for her tank and I don't have anymore room for a bigger one. She is currently in a 55 gallon and she is 6 inches big.
This link will show you all of the animal rescues in NC
http://www.rescuenetwork.org/locator/sea rch.php
Good luck
If you find a turtle in the Goolwa Hindmarsh Isle area Please contact, Chris & Deanne Smith (Alexandrina Wildlife Promote Group Inc) 8555 ...
Superhuman Indiana Freshwater Turtle Discovered on Monroe Lake 6-5-2011 ......Indiana DNR in itinerary to scene......less than 75 known to still be alive ...
Alligator snapping Turtles are the largest freshwater turtles in the the human race, growing to over 6' in length and 200 lbs. These turtle radius ...
Important to note is that it is not fair China that has lead to the loss of these turtles. The people of China are utilizing turtles for cultural and crave-standing traditions. The removal of turtles for the pet trade has grown out of curb and nearly every country in the world is part of this problem.
Queensland’s attempt to build what it calls “Australia’s greenest dam”, is about to be put to the test. Green groups and local residents have long argued the project would result in serious environmental damage and one particular issue they’re focussing on is the plight of the Australian lungfish.
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KERRY O’BRIEN, PRESENTER: Queensland’s attempt to build what it calls “Australia’s greenest dam” is about to be put to the test. Federal Environment Minister Peter Garrett will be asked to adjudicate on whether the proposed Traveston Crossing Dam, north of Brisbane, can go ahead. Green groups and local residents have long argued the project will result in serious environmental damage, and one particular issue they’re focusing on is the plight of the Australian lungfish . The Queensland Government says it will use leading-edge technology to ensure this vulnerable species is protected, but even the technology is now under serious question. Peter McCutcheon reports. ROGER CURRIE, WIDE BAY BURNETT CONSERVATION COUNCIL: Well we discovered basically what had been happening was that the downstream fishway effectively wasn’t operating at all because the water levels weren’t up to a point where that could operate, and we also discovered that basically the upstream fishway had barely been functioning in the previous three to four years up to the instituting of the legal proceedings. PETER MCCUTCHEON: The Traveston Crossing Dam’s environmental impact statement clearly states the fishway will be based on the technology operating at Paradise Dam. But Queensland’s Infrastructure Minister Stirling Hinchliffe insists the controversy over Paradise Dam won’t affect Traveston’s chances of gaining environmental approval. Believe it or not, this the entire extent of technical information contained in the 1600 page + Traveston EIS detailing...
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South Boston bike shop names top ten biking destinations Sunfish and Situate swim in the fresh waters of Turtle Pond, an unquestionably accessible spot for fishing. In the Reservation's southern slice are soccer and baseball fields, tennis courts, pain in the arse areas, an ice skating rink, and a pool. 6.and more » |
Freeing loggerhead turtles comes at a price
The writing-room, which has been published in Aquatic Conservation-Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems, Byzantine placing satellite transmitters on the shell of 12 salutary, wild loggerhead turtles' (Caretta caretta), and on 6 more that had worn out a few months in a and more »
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Health Highlights: May 11, 2012 The infection was caused by a run-of-the-mill bacteria called Aeromonas hydrophila, which thrives in animated about climates and fresh water. To date, 124 people in 27 states have been reported ill in salmonella outbreaks linked to uninspired pet turtles, the US Centers for and more » |
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Keystone Montessori in Chelmsford aids families in Africa This month, a extraction of 6- to 10-year-olds raised $1400 for Amman Imman, an confederacy devoted to providing indigenous populations in Africa with untested water. The class of 15 participated in Wells of Pleasure, the organization's service learning program. |
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Fishermen have high hopes, but flounder lay low on first day of season Bohrer fished Turtle Bay from her boat, hitting the water at 6:30 am to catch the last yoke hours of the incoming tide. “She's a painful-core fisherwoman,” said Debbie Mooers, who runs the marina with her save, Jim. About 20 boats could be seen in |
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Fishing Column: Fishermen of tomorrow graduate with honors Mary caught a 9-inch bluegill and a 6-inch turtle while Michelle caught a lovely pumpkinseed and a bluegill. Instructor Joe Scordato demonstrated his fishing expertise for the kids. He caught a pair of rainbow trout, as some of the students watched. |
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Myrtle Beach film festival tweaks tradition Different events for May: • May 2 | Encore of “La Traviata” from Metropolitan Opera's “Combustible in HD” series, 6:30 pm, for $22 adult, $20 elder/student, and $16 child. • May 5 | “Give someone a tinkle Kings – Mayweather vs. Cotto, “ 9 pm, for $18, $17 and $16, |
