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Turtle Links!
These are some of the best resources for turtles on the net. If you havent found something on our site, click through these links that we have selected and profiled, to ease your search.

We strongly recommend you use the Seek n Search for the Pet Turtle Site to search out all related information on the topic you are searching for before you hit the links.

Another alternative is to post your information request on Turtle Talk, and let turtle enthusiasts from around the world answer you...

Frankly speaking, if don't find something on this site or these links, we doubt it exists!

Dr. David T. Kirkpatric k [http://www.unc.edu/~dtkirkpa/]
RECOMMENDED FOR BEGGINERS. The set of articles on semi-aquatic turtles authored by an academician turned turtle lover, are lucidly written and are a must read for all people new to the world of turtles. Concise yet exhaustive they are absolutely the best source of information for beginners. You can also find care sheets for different turtle species.

Melissa Kaplan's Herp Car e [http://www.sonic.net/~melissk/frame.html]
COMPREHNSIVE RESOURCE. The MOST exhaustive resource on the net for turtle care. With articles ranging from the elementary to those on the verge of academic�you can easily get lost in the tomes of turtle literature on this site (especially because the site layout is too deep & also too wide!) Still, if you love your turtles you will 'click on' (and on!) to get lost in the maze of turtle literature on this site and find the information you are looking for.

Turtle Care [http://www.turtlecare.net/]
COMPREHNSIVE RESOURCE. Valerie Haecky's pages on turtle care. This site is extremely easy to reference, as the main page is just a list of all the articles. This makes all articles just 1-click away. Most articles are in query-answer form, and provide extremely crisp answers - extremely good when you are in a hurry yet at times the lack of depth is obvious.

BCG [http://www.britishcheloniagroup.org.uk/index.html]
THEORETICAL/ACADEMIC. An UK based charity. Use the site search available on the home page for "red-eared sliders". Provides information with significant theoretical & academic depth on breeding, feeding and diseases.

'Select' Good Turtle Enthusiasts Pages

Janice's Turtle Pond [http://www.angelfire.com/il3/janice/pondconstruction/construction.html]
Great step-by-step info about making outdor habitats - turtle ponds!

RES Oasi s [http://www.geocities.com/turtlerescue/]

Reslider's Swam p [http://reslider.free.fr//res.html]