Yes, every thing should be fine just watch them and make sure that they get along. Also, understand that these turtles will get large(Red Eared Sliders get 10-12in and male Mis. maps get about 5in while female Mis. maps get 10in) so you will need to keep them in a 150gallon plus tank or backyard pond. Hope every thing works out!
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If they were feeder roaches (not just normal house roaches) and small/soft enough, I suppose you could feed them to a red eared slider.
The turtle you are describing sounds like a red-eared slider (Trachemys scripta elegans), which is a common species of turtle kept as pets. They are known for their distinctive red markings on their head and limbs, with a yellow underside.
i am pretty sure you can but i am not positive
NO. The eastern box turtle is a land turtle and the painted turtle is aquatic. If you had a habitat large enough that could accommodate a land area, a shallow water area and a deep water area it would be ok to house them together. The painted turtle would spend most of its time in the deeper water only coming on to land to bask, and the box turtle will spend the majority of its time on the land. They are not harmful to each other
well when i got mine, i put it in a glass tank and filled it half way with water and put a like area above the water for it to rest on. but they mostly live in water.
It's not recommended to house slider turtles and painted turtles together as they have different habitat requirements and may exhibit aggression toward each other. It's best to keep them in separate tanks to ensure their well-being and reduce stress.
It probably needs room for walking . you probably need a bigger tank
Turtle House was created in 1820.
Red sliders may fight with each other if they are crowded (for this breed, you'll need a large aquarium - about 150 gallons, or 48" x 18" x 24"). They may also attack if they are hungry, or there is a large size difference. Also, sometimes a male red slider will harass a female for breeding.Source: Wright Bird Exotic Pet House Calls
A turtle makes its own house called a shell, scute or scutum.
A turtle carries his for life on his back- it's his shell.