No, your turtle HAS to have land that he can crawl up on and dry off on. If he can't dry off then he will develop a fungus infection on his shell and skin. It could really hurt him so please buy your turtle a floating rock or log.
No, red ear sliders cannot live in salt water. Not only can they not handle the heavy salts, it would very soon be food for some large fish or bird
The red ear slider terrapin lives up to 50 years
they live in rivers in miami and in south bend and chicogo and hiding in rocks red ear sliders live in water
In freshwater, such as warm marshes of Florida. They love the sun.
Yes until the turtle gets hungry!
Red Ear Sliders live in and around fresh water. In the unlikely event that a collector has in his/her possession a Bull Shark or a River Shark then the turtle would most certainly be eaten.
The red ear slider turtles mostly get along fine in groups, there are the occasional turtles that would most definitely like to live alone. They consider other turtles competition for finding a mate.
I wouldn't recommend it.
As a rule of thumb, you should not feed your turtle anything bigger than his head. Aquatic or semi aquatic turtles can eat fish. However, if you have them in a tank, even with filtration, it can cause an oily film on the surface of the water.
yes
Yes, they have internal ear structures. They are sensitive to vibration and sound.
Yes you can, they are both variations of the same type of turtle. Just the same you can breed them to the albino.