i would advise you to feed them live food first if you caught it from the wild, things like beetles: thyre crunchy and delicious, or fish. it might take them awhile to get used to those pellet food from pet stores.
i have two other bigger turtles that eats pellets, so i put my baby turtle in the tank and make him watch the big turtles eat and then what do you know, he went to chase down a piece of food to eat too.
another good food to try is ham. they go crazy for it. never force feed a turtle, that's just cruel. or it could be that the turtle is just scared of you.. lol let your sister or someone else feed him =x
A baby pond turtle eats many different things, such as: Shrimp and liver. Those 2 things are like super vitamin pills for them. Young turtles do not eat lettuce, although adult turtles might appreciate the dark green leafy lettuces.
Yes, the turtle will eventually eat the fish. It is better if you keep both species seperated. hoped that helped.
It is not recommended to release a baby turtle in a pond with larger turtles, as they may be at risk of being harmed or outcompeted for resources. It is best to release them in a safe and suitable environment for their size and species.
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4 inches for any turtle, make sure that the turtle can hunt and kill fish before you release them.
Yes. Adult snapping turtles will eat baby snapping turtles.
European pond turtle was created in 1758.
to trap a turtle in a pond you have to have a spear and cal l
yes, i personally have tried it and my turtle loved it
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A baby turtle will typically eat any food the size of its head or smaller. Any bigger than that, and it might not be interested.
no!! if the turtle is a baby then sure you can!! but once it starts to grow the turtle will eat the betta!!