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<p>For a time I was the very proud owner of 2 turtles, Greg and Crowley (I was reading Alastair Crowley&#39;s autohagiography at the time and thought it fitting to pass the name down to the smaller and darker of the two turtles....Greg just looked like a Greg).  Crowley&#39;s life was short-lived due to health complications (even though I took him to the best reptile specialist vet I could find, it just wasn&#39;t enough for little Crowley) which gave Greg room to grow...and grow...and grow....very soon Greg had grown enough that I was able to confirm he was actually a she - I thought it was kind of cool for a girl to have a boy&#39;s name.  Eventually Greg ran out of room in her aquarium so I went shopping for an outdoor pond.  After some consideration and much window shopping I decided it was not feasible for me to build a pond enclosure for Greg so seeing as I had made friends with the aquarium shop peoploe by then, they agreed Greg could live at their shop in their pond display area outside (it looked like a mini gold course you could walk through it and see all the different types and shapes of ponds and little artificial rivers and streams sonnecting them!  Even though I would miss having Greg with me I knew this was the best decision for her so I moved her from the 4ft aquarium in my living room to the outdoor pond display at the aquarium shop where she grew so quickly that after only 2 weeks I could no longer recognise her!  She lived a very happy life and I&#39;m blessed to have been a part of that.</p>