The Christopher Rivera WebPages: Turtle Sector ( What's New )

What's New

Here you will find updates to this section of my WebPages, The Turtle Sector. It'll probably be revamped due to the last minute name change for the area; the other one was a bit much:
The Christopher Rivera WebPages: The Turtle Section.
See what I mean. But don't fret, it has gotten better, and will continue to do so. Noted Changes

January 19th, 1998 C.E.

The New Logo Header for The Turtle Sector has been made and upload along with ALL the other files, but NO CONTENT are on the pages as of yet... In about two weeks they should be.

January 13th, 1998 C.E.

A) The Navbar graphics were redone.
B) The following pages went up:

What's New.
Turtle Database (No where near what I wanted for it)
Chain of Links (My Links Page w/ a photo provded by Matt Malette)

January 12th, 1998 C.E.

I think I added something... didn't I?

January 08th, 1998 C.E.

I may have done something for it, but I don't remember.

January 06th, 1998 C.E.

The Christopher Rivera WebPages: The Turtle Section's Main Page went up. And that was it... Hey I work fulltime.

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This Page was created by Christopher Rivera on date 12/15/97 and last updated 01/12/98. You may contact the designer by email at [email protected]

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You have any pictures, send me them, and I'll post them with your name.

Any good turtle stories? Let me know about them.

Hey, do you know what 1.0.0 means, or 0.1.0, or 1.2.5?
Well, it's a way of telling people how many turtles you have and what sex they are of certain species.
Chinemys reevesi 1.2.7
That means I have 1 male, 2 females, and 7 hatchlings/juveniles (I can't tell what sex they are yet) of Chinemys reevesi or Reeve's turtles.
As Matt would say, "Cool Beans!" Why did I put that.. I don't know.

I have four turtles in my collection. 3 Trachemys scripta elegans (Red-eared Sliders) 2.0.1 and a Trachemys scripta scripta 0.0.1 The Male Reds are "Yurtle" and "Hurtle" (Originally my parents, who named them) and "Colota" the baby (from family, who that the juvenile was a girl, but you can't even tell it has grown!), and my baby, the Yellow-Belly "Jesse." I have had her for a little over a year, and she has grown quite well. from 7/16" to 4" in 8 months! She rocks!