Yes, they can carry salmonella. This is much more common with baby turtles than it is with adult ones, but you should still wash your hands after touching the turtle, and for heaven's sake, don't kiss it.
However, turtles are also in danger of catching diseases from us, so you should also wash your hands before touching your turtle.
Sometimes they carry salmonella, although this is more common with the babies than with the adults. As long as you wash your hands after touching them, you should be fine.
You should also wash your hands before you touch them, because they can get sick from the germs humans carry.
Yes, red-eared sliders can carry salmonella, although this is much more common with the babies than it is with the adults. You should always wash your hands after touching your turtle, just in case.
Also, turtles can get sick from germs that humans carry, so it is also important to wash your hands before you touch your turtle, too.
No, though they can carry salmonella.
no,but if after handeling the turtle,proper higienic care is not taken you may get contaminated with salmonella
No, red-eared sliders are not illegal in England.
yes, mini red eared sliders do exist
no cuz they have a disease called salmonella but they really make good pets around the house.
Yes, red eared sliders eat minnows in the wild and in captivity.
never
no
no
yes they can be separated because by nature, red eared sliders are solitary creatures.
no
humans