If he is active then he is probably okay. Try different types of food to see what he will eat. Check out what the baby turtles at petshops are being fed (this is usually feeder guppies, *ask the clerk for feeder guppies and they will show you*). If he still won't eat keep trying different things. A few things I would recommed that my turtle ate after he refused to eat would be: worms, feeder guppies, steak, fish meat, and pretty much any meat (although raw would be best for a baby). If you just got him then just be patient and keep introducing food until you find something he will eat.
no it doesnt
if it stays on dry land and if its a water turtle.u will need to take it back.And get a dumb one
i don't under stand your ?, but he comes on Saturdays and stays from 8 PM to midnight
nothing losers its water doesnt decay it stays as water.
the word it doesnt go capital or lowercase unless its in the begining of the sentence.
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.
He stays inside his office and doesnt really do any manual labor.
Your dad doesnt have a house,he jusg stays in his gym all the time
When the LED light on an aftermarket alarm stays on, it means that the alarm is active. The light generally shows that the alarm status is "ready."
It depends how far away they are from their lights. It is not detrimental as long as they are still getting enough heat and UVB/UVA rays to survive.
Noble stays at the bottom since is stable and less reactive and vice versa for active metals.
Defective turn signal switch.