If it is an aquatic turtle,( ex: red slider) you need to have 1 gallon of water per shell inch of your turtle. So if your turtle has a 4 inch shell; you would need a 10 gallon tank with 4 gallons of water in it.
it dipends on the turtle...if its small then one of those turtle boe=wl things...if its big then you have to keep it in your back yard...then the cage has to be about 8x6 and buy one of those igloue things and always keep him/her wet
A 40 gallon tank
4ft by 2ft
10 gallons per inch of turtle.
It depends on the size of your aquatic friend. If your turtle is the size of a fifty cent piece it should be cool.
I think you should keep rats outside in a good sized enclosure depending what size they are.
the size of a orange
It depends on the size of the fish and the size of the turtle.
Yes unless your willing to to clean its enclosure once every week!! It's more healthy for the turtle too
That would depend on the species of turtle. Sea turtle eggs are approximately that size.
No, these species are not compatible. In addition to their vastly different habitat requirements, the box turtle will eventually attain a size where it views the leopard gecko as prey. The leopard gecko prefers an enclosure which is much drier than that required by the box turtle, these animals coming from arid scrublands or rocky deserts and temperate forests, respectively.
No, a painted baby turtle is only the size of a quarter as hatching, the size of the turtle has really no reference to size! Size if composed of age and food supply. a painted turtle is like a red eared turtle which can get up to 8-10" in size depending on the food / environment they are raised in
There are indeed screen enclosure kits available for under $200. The price is based on the size of the enclosure,and the qulity of the materials used.
they don´t live in the same enclosure
It depends on whether you just got this turtle or you are just giving him a new enclosure. If he is new to your home then it will take about a week, but it depends on the turtles character as well. I would leave a new turtle alone for the first 2-3 days and then start handling him. But it will take about a week for him to get completely settled. If your turtle is just getting a new enclosure then he will probably be awed by his new tank and get right to exploring. It will probably only take about 3 days for him to get settled.
the average size of a sea turtle is 1.5 m or the kings Royce is 2.2 mm