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Kate Connally wrote:
> > or it will be once I get around to making one. The nearby Asian market is now putting the frogs in the same cage with the turtles. I guess they don't fight each other. They're both alive, but they seem lethargic. They're seem to be two different types of frogs, based on their coloration. They're also seem to be two different types of turtles, but only one type is available now, and the specimens are rather small. There's a sign warning that it is illegal to release these animals into the wild. I was thinking about that. I live next to a creek, and it would be cool if there were turtles and these big frogs there. And I could harvest their progeny. But of course I won't do that, because it is illegal. |
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