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This is what our member has to say: Hi, I currently have two turtles (RES and Yellow Bellied Slider) and I will soon be purchasing a larger enclosure for them. I was wondering ...


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Housing Dragons and Turtles?

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I currently have two turtles (RES and Yellow Bellied Slider) and I will soon be purchasing a larger enclosure for them. I was wondering if I got a big enough tank, could I house one or two water dragons with my two adult turtles?

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definitly not with turtles. It's just asking for the dragons to get salmonella and their tails bitten off.
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I figured those would be the answers. Just wanted to make sure... thanks guys!
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