No. Turtles get oxygen from air.
Well to answer your question, they breath air, because air has oxygen and reptiles need oxygen received through their respiratory system. But a stupid question deserves a stupid answer so here goes: 'because turtles do infact breath water, a turtle can continue to live even out of the water because of their shell. The shell serves two purposes: 1. To protect the turtle from predators, 2. Because it protects and houses a large sack of water from which the turtle can draw upon to breath. Of you see a turtle with a runny nose, or a very slow turtle, these are side effects of a over full water sack.
Put the turtle into water and see how much water it displaces. And of course, remove the turtle from the water when you're done.
If your turtle is a water turtle it should.
Land Turtle because a sea turtle can breathe under water and a land turtle can not breathe under water. So similar to the sea turtle is a land turtle.
A turtle uses water so they can get food and rest there
No. the ammonia levels for fish water are different than in turtle water and are meant for larger quantities of moving water. To suit the habitat need of a turtle yo should find the correct turtle treatment.
they could be, yes
because the turtle can breath under water and that is how they drink
the sea turtle
Depends on the turtle species.
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It dont matter what kind of turtle is it...if they stay in the water; the turtle will not form and therefor it will not hatch.