Red Eared Slider Turtles as Pets

By Angel | July 15, 2009 4:26 am |
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I am going to tell you a couple of words about one of the most beautiful turtles ever – red eared slider turtles. These species are commonly known because of their red streaks on the sides of their head and amazing yellow stripes on head and legs. The saddest part, a lot of people buy such turtles when they are young and they DO believe that they are going to stay that small till the rest of the life. However, it is not true. These turtles need a lot of care and attention.

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The following turtles are amazing, you simply need to understand their nature. They will do good both in a pond or at home. Also, before bringing home such a turtle you should check out a couple of things. If you would like to have such a turtle you can easily adopt one.

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Aquariums are nice place of living for young turtles, but when they become bigger it is time for them to change aquarium for something really bigger. These turtles love ponds and it is really amazing if you have an outdoor pond. I am ready to be you perfectly know such a proverb as tastes differ, it can be easily applied to these turtles, since their tastes DO differ when they mature. As a rule, they eat plants, but most turtles need a wide variety of both animal and plant based items.

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Also, I highly recommend you to be honest and understand that turtles are not ideal pets for children because they need care and love and attention.

These turtles have rather long lifespan!

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Red Eared Slider Turtles as Pets

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  • nancy | December 22nd, 2010 at 3:18 pm

    I have a red eared slider turtle. He lived in & around our pond. He had gone missing 2 yrs. ago, I figured he died. Recently I found him burrowed in the ground under some vines. Yesterday he made a pretty long trek from the side yard to the patio just outside our sliding glass door. He seemed to be enjoying the heavy rainfall. Someone suggested he is in distress since this was out of character for him. Now I can’t find him again. Any suggestions? Do you think he is in distress? Thanks Nancy

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  • Soumitro | February 21st, 2011 at 7:14 am

    A small red eared turtle is not having its turtle food for last three days. What can I do? Kindly help me.

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