First if you have not already got a tank, go to a pet store and ask for the right size tank for your turtle. Also while you are there get at least 2 or more bags of gravel. Plus get some sand too. fill the bottom of the tank with the gravel and put a large hill goring up with the sand so your turtle can have land. put some small logs and drift wood into the tank so your turtle can hide. also put some aquatic plants in to so if you forget to feed it he/she can eat the plants. plus get a filter. then put your turtle in and he/she can enjoy the tank.
Yes you can! In fact it is recommended that you do!
No.
You can just use regular water. In the summer/warm weather, I clean my turtles' tank outside with my hose. I also use faucet water. If you'd like to know how I specifically clean my turtles' tank, please contact me or reply to this answer.
No, a mussel or clam cannot be put in the same tank as a baby turtle. Baby turtles, as well as adult turtles will eat mussels and clams.
I think it depends on how big the turtles are.
Put moss in atleast a five gallon tank with a sunbathing platform and maybe even go buy a goldfish so the turtle will have something to focus on and it should relax like mine did:D
The turtles will eat the fish.
No, they will most likely eat your fish.
you should not put them together because tortioses live on land with little water. eastern painted turtles love water and spend most of their time in water. what i would do is get two different tanks to put them in. by the way eastern painted turtles are omnivores and hermann's tortoises are herbivores. the two wouldn't work together.
3-4 inches.2 inches would suffice.answer- the first answer is only for like hatchling turtles. you should only put water above the turtle so it can lift its head out to bread
rocks,gravle on the bottom and lots of water.
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