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Terrapins live for 10 to 25 years. They also grow to the size of a dinner plate.
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How long do terrapins live?
Terrapins live for 10 to 25 years. They also grow to the size of a dinner plate.
How long do diamondback terrapins live?
it weighs about 29LBs
How long do Yellow Bellied Terrapins live?
between 10 and 25 years
Do turtles live in VIVARIUM?
Can terrapins and turtles live in a vivarium
Do you know facts about terrapin?
Terrapins live in either fresh or slightly salty water. Terrapins are cold-blooded. Terrapins have much sharper senses of vision and smell than humans.
Do terrapins have to be solitary?
Terrapins are generally solitary animals, but they can live with other terrapins if they have enough space, hiding spots, and food resources to minimize aggression. It is important to monitor their interactions to ensure they are not harming each other.
How old to terrapins live?
the average life span is 15-20 years
Do terrapins live in all seasons?
They live for many years so I would assume that they must therefore live in all seasons.
Can pet terrapins be released into a wild pond?
your answer is no pet terrapins cant be released into a wild pond because it will not know how to find its own food if you feed it free hand now and also they will get a lot of diseases and will not live long. for more help and support visit your local pet shop or RSPCA
Are terrapins easy to keep?
It is a fancy term for tortoise, therefore sometimes you can keep them as pets depending on the breed. Terrapins make good pets PROVIDED you keep their enclosure clean ! They live quite a long time, and are easy to care for. Sorry Lauren9712 - terrapin is NOT a 'fancy name for a tortoise' they are COMPLETELY different animals. !
Do turtles live in Tunisia?
There are terrapins in Tunisia, so yes. Tortoises also live in Tunisia. Sea turtles nest there.
What are terrapins?
Living things are divided into a string of classifications: Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species. Terrapins, which include turtles, which mainly live in water and tortoises, which primarily live on land, are of the class Reptilia, or reptiles. Similarly, Frogs and toads belong to the class Amphibia, or amphibians. Toads, which have fairly dry, rough skin, primarily live on land and frogs, which have moist and smooth skin live primarily in water. (Tree frogs are the major exception. They are frogs, but live mainly in trees, on land.)
