these are to make the turtle look special and its also the shell. Turtles need shells to keep them protected.
i don't know but you do need to bond with them don't ceep them out for too long because they do live in water and need it to survive but get them out at least 2 times a week x
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I would not recommend keeping your yellow belly turtle in a bowl to live in. Yellow belly turtles can grow up to just under 1 foot, and they grow quickly. Make sure you have land for your turtle to rest, and a heating lamp and a UVB lamp so they can bask and get enough warmth and calcium. I have a yellow belly who's 2 years old and lives in a 30 gallon tank, but I know he'll need a bigger one as he gets older. In order to keep your turtle healthy, then, you should not keep it in a bowl.
There is no way to get a tiny belly in 2 hours. You need to work at losing weight, then you need to work at firming up the muscles under your skin. Crunches and other exercises will help.
First of all, a 10 gallon tank is too small for a turtle, let alone a turtle AND a frog! The proper rule of thumb for aquatic turtles is 10 gallons for every inch of turtle... if you have a 4 inch long turtle, you need at least 40 gallons of water. And second of all, putting a frog with a slider of any age will mean a fed turtle. The turtle WILL eat the frog. Don't try it.
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Yoga is a good exercise program for strengthening and toning the body and as such would help to lose belly fat. Any good gym will be able to help you choose good exercises for losing belly fat. Keep in mind that you also will need to control your diet for optimum results.
Sit up is an example of exercise that you can do in order to lose some belly fat and replace it with muscle.
Yes! A lot of them do just need to find a good sized pond
Turtle food. Like Reptomin Floating Food Sticks. They come in a tall green can with a yellow lid, and are available at most pet supply stores (like Petco).
It depends what type of turtle. My yellow bellied turtle (yellow bellied slider) in Scotland cost me £18, but that wasn't the tank, filter, water heater or heat lamp, (you may also need a UV lamp) that was just the turtle.