can you identify her

[CuttsCustoms]

just wondering if you guys can identify if this is an albino RES a mix or possibly a clown slider.



tell me if you can see the pic.

[CuttsCustoms]

go here http://members12.clubphoto.com/dusti...ner-4dac.phtml

[CuttsCustoms]

shes not mine a friend of mine owns her

[Wu-Gwei]

It's not an albino and I have no idea what a clown slider is. Maybe an older pastel slider? Most pastel sliders darken and loose their nice colours as they age. All turtles lose their colour as they age. I think that is what has happened to this slider as well. Did it receive UV light on a regular basis? I find most sliders darken with age, and lose their bright colour in shell and skin.


Cheers,
JJ

[CuttsCustoms]

its pink and white skin, brown shell, light eyes and has almost no pattern.

[monitor12345]

maybe an older yellow belly slider?

[Diverdude1234]

Id say it looks like it lacks most black pigment and all yellow pigment... but still definitly a RES

P.S> thats my turtle, It gets a 9.0 UVB bulb in the winter and a goot 6 hours in the sun, in the summer (under supervision) Its about 8 years old and is a lot less colourless than the other two turtles I have, one the same age, and one older (I have a much younger one too).

[monitor12345]

nvm i didnt see the pic close is a res probally a pastel

[johnnym1972]

Hello all, that looks like a hypo-melanistic female Red Ear Slider. Pastel's have a greenish-blue colour and have a very odd pattern. It's definately one cool looking RES!!!
Take care, Johnny.