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    Turtle id.

    Any clue on type of turtle... it was found in indiana.





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    Looks like a Red Eared Slider...http://www.backwaterreptiles.com/tur...-for-sale.html

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    I was thinking it looked like a slider but wasn't sure of those live in Indiana
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    Re: Turtle id.

    Red earred sliders. If it doesnt have a red stripe on the side of its head then its a yellow bellied slider

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    Re: Turtle id.

    Quote Originally Posted by JiBster816 View Post
    ...If it doesnt have a red stripe on the side of its head then its a yellow bellied slider

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    x2 Check for those red ears. Hope it's a yellow belly though.
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    Re: Turtle id.

    I found a red ear living at a local lake in Ohio. Most likely a released pet. He was there two years in a row so he seemed to be doing ok basking with the painted turtles.

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    Re: Turtle id.

    I live in Anderson and they are everywhere around here. Aqua Gardens/Shady Side Park has a good size lake and u can find them and other species basking on logs out in the water throughout the summer.



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