In article >,
Mark Thorson > wrote:

> Kate Connally wrote:
> >
> > or it will be once I get around to making one.
>
> The nearby Asian market is now putting the frogs
> in the same cage with the turtles. I guess they
> don't fight each other. They're both alive, but
> they seem lethargic. They're seem to be two
> different types of frogs, based on their coloration.
> They're also seem to be two different types of
> turtles, but only one type is available now, and
> the specimens are rather small.
>
> There's a sign warning that it is illegal to release
> these animals into the wild. I was thinking about
> that. I live next to a creek, and it would be
> cool if there were turtles and these big frogs
> there. And I could harvest their progeny. But
> of course I won't do that, because it is illegal.

Indeed...

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