Ulmer, box turtles in a terrarium

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Ulmer Box Turtles in the Terrarium

Box turtles are among the most popular reptiles of all. This book is designed to help you keep, care for and even breed your tortoises properly.

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- Natural history
- Diseases
- Keeping
- purchase
- Nutrition
- Reproduction

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