Do you have one?
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Sliders are the most variable of all turtles, with more than a dozen known races, including the familiar Red-eared Slider. Millions of slider hatchlings raised on turtle farms are sold as pets each year around the world. A few sliders have lived 40 years in captivity. The slider's diet changes with age. It starts out eating insects, shifting to plants as it matures.
Look For: A medium to large freshwater turtle with a large red stripe behind each eye. The oval shell is green with yellow and black bars. The yellow lower shell has a single black mark in each scute. Males have large, curved front claws.Related Species:
River Cooter
Pseudemys concinna (Chrysemys concinna)
Eastern Red-bellied Turtle
Pseudemys rubriventris (Chrysemys rubriventris)
sliders
Turtle. Southeastern sliders have a red stripe on their neck and cheek.
a snake
nope
a red eared slider is a painted (green) turtle
a slider is a turtle. they must be a least 4 inches in diameter to be sold in the US. they can grow up to twelve inches. I do not have one but my friends son has one.
its a turtle no i dont have one but they are cool and i would like one
I believe it is a certain type of snake. Maybe the ones that live in the desert, like in Arabia or something. I am just guessing. Seems like I have heard that name associated with snakes though.
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