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'''Pond turtles''' are a common source of [[food]] and one of the few sources of [[shell|shells]]. They can be found in any pool of water and are gathered by [[fishing]]. Pond turtles can also be found by digging into an [[aquifer]] or by creating water outside the area of pre-existing water sources such as [[river]]s or [[cavern]] water. One tile is sufficient, so long as the fishing zone covers only that one tile.
 
'''Pond turtles''' are a common source of [[food]] and one of the few sources of [[shell|shells]]. They can be found in any pool of water and are gathered by [[fishing]]. Pond turtles can also be found by digging into an [[aquifer]] or by creating water outside the area of pre-existing water sources such as [[river]]s or [[cavern]] water. One tile is sufficient, so long as the fishing zone covers only that one tile.
  
To harvest a shell, the raw pond turtle must be processed at a [[Fishery]]. This will produce a [[shell|pond turtle shell]] and an edible pond turtle. Currently one stack of pond turtles [5] will only produce one shell due to bug 808. {{bug|0808}}  If a pond turtle is eaten before it is processed, no shell will be produced.  
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To harvest a shell, the pond turtle must be processed at a [[Fishery]]. This will produce a [[shell|pond turtle shell]] and an edible pond turtle. Currently one stack of pond turtles [5] will only produce one shell due to bug 808. {{bug|0808}}  If a pond turtle is eaten before it is processed, no shell will be produced.  
  
The described process of catching, then cleaning pond turtles is the only way to get shells from them.  
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Pond turtles are categorized as [[fish]] in the [[stocks]] and [[status]] screen.
  
Processed pond turtles are categorized as [[fish]] in the [[stocks]] and [[status]] screen.
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Pond turtles purchased from caravans are already processed and thus have no shell.
  
The "Pond turtle" food that can be purchased from caravans is already processed and thus cannot be used to procure shells.
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When you buy an empty cage from the traders, there's a chance you will get a vermin inside, including pond turtles, however, you can't get a shell from a tame pet pond turtle you bought from a caravan.
  
Tame live pond turtles can sometimes be bought from merchants. These cannot be set up to slaughter, and if one gets killed by a [[cat]] or caught by a [[web]] or closing [[door]], the only result will be pond turtle remains, not a raw pond turtle you can take to a fisherdwarf's workshop and process to get a shell.  
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The only way you can get a shell from pond turtles is by having a fisherdwarf perform the fishing labor, producing a raw pond turtle, which is then taken to a fishery and processed to get a shell and a pond turtle food item. Even if you release that tame vermin and it gets killed by a [[cat]] or caught in a [[door]] or [[web]], the only result will be pond turtle remains, not a raw pond turtle you can take to a fisherdwarf's workshop and process to get a shell.
  
 
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