You're going to need a lot more than an aquarium for a snapper... so might as well start off right. An aquarium just isn't going to last long enough to be worth the money. It's time to start redoing your spare bedroom for your "little" friend. He's not going to be little for long.
If you have a snapper with the intent of keeping it in an aquarium, stop dreaming. Build a pond. You'll literally need a room of your house if you don't want the thing to suffer. You'll need a gentle slope that rises out of the water for basking. You'll need uva AND uvb bulbs (zoo med and exo terra make that sort of thing- buy it off amazon). If the bulb is under $40, it's the wrong bulb. Without this lighting, your pet WILL die a slow, painful death of metabolic bone disease.
The good thing about a baby snapping turtle is that they dont like to bask so u dont need a light. U should set the tank up with a rock and a piece of lettuce, or some kind of water plants so that the baby snapper can hide under it
Fake Coral
I have a Snapper 214XIP and it has had a DENSO W20M-U spark plug in it. It works GREAT!!!
Activated charcoal is the ONLY kind of charcoal that should be used in an aquarium.
10w30 any major brand.,
10w30 oil is what is recommended
It depends on what kind of fish, and the size of the aquarium.
It depends on what kind you have.
straight 30w for 4 stroke
they're whales...it's not like they can get medicine.. they just eat the food they normally do. unless they live in an aquarium, then it would depend on what kind of sickness
Symbiotic.
I am aware that Angelfish and any kind of Frogs should NEVER be in the same aquarium so I do not know the answer to your question.