How to tame slider so it will tolerate holding and handling by you and your family.
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Signs of stress that indicate you need to put your Red-Eared Slider down, giving it time to hide and become calm. To keep your turtle safe at all times, even when it is out of its enclosure. To keep your hands and surfaces clean after handling your turtle to prevent illness.
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