that turtle is all like “What the fuck are you looking at.”
is that like.. an albino turtle, or is that just redeye?
(i know it sounds stupid, but i saw an albino turtle in sri lanka. it was awesome.)
In my modest opinion that looks like a snapper. Keep all limbs away in a few year.
The ecomuseum is all about only taking animals that are already wounded or unable to function in some way, so yes, it’s an albino turtle. I guess they figure that the albino’s chances are a lot better in captivity than in the wild (they also had an albino frog and I think an albino something else.)
also, an opossum with a giant opossum wheel that it was running in.
“Albinism” simply refers to a lack of certain pigments in the eyes or
the entire body of the turtle. In other words, any turtle species (or
at least many) can be “albino”. This turtle happens to be an
albino snapping turtle. I wonder if it would make albino turtle soup.
turtle
yes, “albinism” refers to a lack of pigments, but it also refers to people or “things” that are, like, totally white, or whatever.
lucky. my photo of that little guy turned out like muck.
test
Do you still have the turtle? looks nice!
were is this albino snapper is it available for sale thanks tom
i have found a quarter-sized albino carolina diamondback terrapin. anyone have an idea of what this turtle worth?
Hi Jenni,
Noticed that you mentioned an albino diamondback terrapin. Please contact me at ectotherm82@yahoo.com
Cheers, Jim
Jenni,
Do you still have the turtle? Thanks.
Is either albino turtle for sale? preferably the snapper?Please contact me at snappergi@aol.com, I will pay $$$!
that turtle is all like “What the fuck are you looking at.”
is that like.. an albino turtle, or is that just redeye?
(i know it sounds stupid, but i saw an albino turtle in sri lanka. it was awesome.)
In my modest opinion that looks like a snapper. Keep all limbs away in a few year.
The ecomuseum is all about only taking animals that are already wounded or unable to function in some way, so yes, it’s an albino turtle. I guess they figure that the albino’s chances are a lot better in captivity than in the wild (they also had an albino frog and I think an albino something else.)
also, an opossum with a giant opossum wheel that it was running in.
“Albinism” simply refers to a lack of certain pigments in the eyes or
the entire body of the turtle. In other words, any turtle species (or
at least many) can be “albino”. This turtle happens to be an
albino snapping turtle. I wonder if it would make albino turtle soup.
turtle
yes, “albinism” refers to a lack of pigments, but it also refers to people or “things” that are, like, totally white, or whatever.
lucky. my photo of that little guy turned out like muck.
test
Do you still have the turtle? looks nice!
were is this albino snapper is it available for sale thanks tom
i have found a quarter-sized albino carolina diamondback terrapin. anyone have an idea of what this turtle worth?
Hi Jenni,
Noticed that you mentioned an albino diamondback terrapin. Please contact me at ectotherm82@yahoo.com
Cheers, Jim
Jenni,
Do you still have the turtle? Thanks.
Is either albino turtle for sale? preferably the snapper?Please contact me at snappergi@aol.com, I will pay $$$!
Matt,
Do you have any albinos?
-Jim
jim-yes I do, contact me at snappergi@aol.com
Matt, I got an error, not sure if my email got through. If not, email me at ectotherm82@yahoo.com