I wouldn't risk it. They wouldn't last long with all the chemicals they put in pools. Turtles are better suited to salt or fresh water.
Yes they can if there are no chemicals. If it is just for housing the turtle. Also if you're keeping it outdoors make sure that it can survive outdoors in your area. Be sure the turtle can climb out of the pool, and be sure Raccoons and other critters cannot get them.
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Turtles can live in Swimming Pools, but it is not an ideal environment for them. Chlorine and chemicals in the pool can be harmful to turtles, and the lack of a proper basking area and natural habitat can lead to stress and health issues. It is recommended to provide turtles with a proper enclosure that mimics their natural habitat instead.
Turtles CAN drown, but as they are amphibious creatures of the sea, it doesn't happen often. You might be getting mixed up between turtles and tortoises, which are land creatures, who can't swim, so they would drown if someone put them in water.
The chlorine would be harsh on the turtle's skin. Also, most turtles so need some access to land. It is possible for a turtle to drowned if they do not have a place to sometimes leave the water.
Yes, turtles can swim. Sea Turtles live underwater and have flippers so they can swim. Other turtles would go in the water, but they won't be able to swim as good as Sea Turtles
Turtles are reptiles not amphibians So some arn't born in the water and start loving how to swim from birth but yes turtles like to swim
it is very unlikely but it could happen if its cold enough but it would half to be very cold
Yes, a turtle can sleep underwater. They can sleep underwater for periods of about 30-40 minutes.
chlorine or the filter
Chlorine is used in swimming pools to kill bacteria and other microorganisms that could cause infections or illnesses. It acts as a disinfectant by breaking down biological contaminants in the water.
To kill algae in swimming pools, you can use an algaecide product specifically designed for pool maintenance. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for dosage and application. In addition, regular brushing and maintaining proper chlorine levels can help prevent algae growth in the future.
There is no dye in swimming pools that changes color if someone pees. This is a common myth. Pool water can be tested for urine using other methods such as pH levels and chlorine levels.
There are a wide variety of solutions when it comes to controlling algae in swimming pools. The best and most widely used method for controlling algae is by using chlorine.