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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-08-20-00129Turtle (female) Red eared slider turtle I have had for 2 years, I am heading to college and will no longer be able to care for her. Burlington County Marlton, NJ MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-08-15-00592Red Eared Slider (female) I have had turtle for almost 5 years, she is the size of a dinner plate.She is healthy and is in a 75 gallon tank. My reason for rehoming is it is getting difficult for me to care for tank. I have health issues.Her tank plus filter and all accessories go with her. I want her in a safe environment. Burlington County Egg Harbor City, NJ MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-08-14-00236Turtle Box Turtle approximately 5 years old- we can no longer care for it -would like it to go to a good home or organization . Union County Cranford, NJ, NJ MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-08-12-00246Red Ear Slider Turtle Free Red ear slider turtle needs a new home. I am looking for a new home for my red ear slider named Turbo. Turbo is about 4 years old and has 4.5 inch shell, very healthy and friendly. I have taken good care of Turbo. Along with the turtle you will also get the entire echo system Aquarium, rocks and filter included. I plan to release Turbo back into the wild, but I think its the safest option is to rehome to an experience turtle owner or turtle sanctuary. Please contact me if your a reptile sanctuary or experience turtle owner. DO NOT contact me if you want these turtle as a pet or unable to give them the proper care. Please email me ... (Read More)if interested and I can send pictures and give you my phone number. (Less) Middlesex County North Brunswick, NJ MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-08-11-00049Red eared slipper Had this turtle since I was little but now since I'm moving out of my parents house I unfortunately have to give the turtle away :( Hope whoever gets him or her ( I never knew the gender) takes good care of it I love this turtle. I'll even give you a large tank with rocks and food with the turtle. Essex County Newark, NJ MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-07-08-00132red ear slider turtle (female) Two female red ear sliders 20 years old. Comes with large aquarium tank. Passaic County Pompton Lakes, NJ MAP IT!
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| PIease Read Before Adopting Reptiles & More in New Jersey | |||||||||
Reptiles & More can make good pets in New Jersey if they match your IifestyIe. Reptiles are interesting animals. Many types of reptiles and amphibians are kept as exotic pets. Snakes, turtles, iguanas, and frogs are popular examples. Keeping a reptile as a pet is a tremendous responsibility. Many reptile owners discover that owning a reptile is not as rewarding as they had hoped. Reptiles do not bond with people the way mammals can, and are sometimes neglected for that reason. Also, many people purchase young, small reptiles without being aware of or prepared for their eventual adult size. For example, Burmese Pythons are often bought as pets when they are about two feet long. However, many do not realize that Burmese Pythons are among the largest snakes in the world, with adults averaging 23 feet in length and weighing hundreds of pounds! There is now an established invasive population of Burmese Pythons in Florida due to pet owners releasing the snakes into the wild. Scientists believe these huge snakes will keep spreading out and will one day inhabit one third of the United States! Some owners are not prepared for the long lifespan of a pet reptile. Some species of turtles are known for their extreme longevity. Iguanas can grow to be six feet long and then live for 20 years. Sadly, many captive reptiles suffer from dehydration and kidney problems, poor nutrition, and all other manner of neglect. A person who is truly ready to commit to a reptile pet can alleviate some suffering by adopting an animal rather than purchasing new.
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