Search results for: “red eared sliders”
-
African Sideneck Turtles Living with Red Eared Sliders. Should they Co-Habit?
Do you have a red-eared slider and want to add an African side neck turtle to your tank? Maybe you’re wondering if it’s possible for these two turtles to live together. In this blog post, we will explore the answer to that question. We will talk about the compatibility of these two species and whether…
-
Do Red Eared Sliders Bite?
Red-eared sliders are medium-sized turtles that can deliver quite a painful bite that might be particularly unpleasant to small children. However, it is unlikely that they would ever bite just for the sake of it and would need to feel threatened or scared if they were going to attack. Introduction to Do Red Eared…
-
Can Two Male Red Eared Sliders Live Together?
Turtles are pets that are going to be around for a very long time, so as a turtle owner you want to make sure that they’re as happy as they can be. One of the most common concerns about turtles is wondering if they’re lonely. If you’re worried about your little friend swimming around their…
-
Maximum Number of Baby Red-Eared Sliders in One Tank
Red-eared sliders are among the most popular pet turtles in the world. They are easy to care for and have a friendly personality, which makes them perfect for beginners. However, one of the most common questions new owners ask is how many baby red-eared sliders can keep in one tank. The answer to this question…
-
Can Two Red-Eared Sliders Live Together?
Red-eared sliders are hardy turtles with a great temperament which makes them perfect for novice turtle owners. But you might be wondering, “Can two red-eared sliders live together?” The answer is yes, however, there are certain things you should know before housing two red-eared sliders together. Can Two Red-Eared Sliders Live Together? Determine the…
-
Why Is My Red-Eared Slider Biting the Female?
Your pet turtles have been happily getting along for what seems like forever. They’ve always gotten along. They play together, eat together, and pretty much leave each other alone. Then all of a sudden one of them starts biting and attacking the other out of nowhere! If you’ve got a male and a female in…