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question: i need help on knowing if the red ear turtles the one for pets lay eggs because i think my turtle have a egg it looks really small and light green like if it was a mini green grape. they made a nest i think so i can't see the eggs its hiding inside of a log i put for them. what should i do!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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size-to 355 mm eats-invertebrates,aquatic vertebrates,and plants fun fact-lays up to 25 eggs fact-amphibians —Preceding unsigned comment added by 174.18.93.245 (talk) 23:04, 14 April 2009 (UTC)Reply

range map native only? edit

It looks like the range map might be the native distribution only. If so, it might be beneficial to either mention that or add the non-native distribution. I don't know much about this (for example, maybe collection records don't count), so I won't make any changes.

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