Talk:Pond slider

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question: i need help on knowing if the red ear turtles the one for pets lay eggs because i think my turtle have a egg it looks really small and light green like if it was a mini green grape. they made a nest i think so i can't see the eggs its hiding inside of a log i put for them. what should i do!!!!!!!!!!!!!

pond sliders[edit]

size-to 355 mm eats-invertebrates,aquatic vertebrates,and plants fun fact-lays up to 25 eggs fact-amphibians —Preceding unsigned comment added by 174.18.93.245 (talk) 23:04, 14 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]

range map native only?[edit]

It looks like the range map might be the native distribution only. If so, it might be beneficial to either mention that or add the non-native distribution. I don't know much about this (for example, maybe collection records don't count), so I won't make any changes.