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Lime Green Albino Red Eared Slider

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Description

Lime Green Albino Red Eared Slider, are an entirely different genetic form of Albino. For what ever reason, their form of albinism comes complete with a pretty shade of Lime Green instead of yellow. There are even a few different patterns and lighter and darker variations of the green. Their pupils are a darker red than that of the more common, yellow albinos. Only a few breeders are working with this very different color morph – whose behavior is even more lively than yellow Albinos.

If you’re a big fan of the color green – this neat morph is for you – they also look great next to the more common yellow Albinos.

Their care is identical to normally colored red eared sliders, and follows:

The most common turtle available the world over, Lime Green Albino Red Eared Slider make excellent starter turtles, and adults will brighten up outdoor ponds in nearly all US temperature zones. They do well in tanks, water and land setups, and can easily be kept with most other species.

They bask frequently, and will even pile on top of each other for the best sunning position. In community set ups, it’s often the red ears example that quickens other species taming down. Red ears are omnivorous, eating pellets, most greens, insects, fish, mollusks etc.

* Remember, each turtle order comes with a free starter sample of the same Turtle diet your Turtle has been raised on – this will last one small turtle a few weeks  *

Additional information
Size

Well started hatchling

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Yearling

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3-4inches

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We offer a live arrival guarantee. We do not offer any guarantee past your animal arriving safely as the animals we have available for sale are well started, eating, and in perfect health when they leave the facility.