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you will need a tank a filter,heater,a place for the turtle to get out of the water and dry of a uvb light,water cleaners,food.

the water needs to be 23-27c and and if it is a red eared slider turtle you will need to feed it meat and veggys as a baby they will only really eat meat but keep giving them to him/her so it wont be shy when it older.

for a female res turtle you will need at least 500 litre tank for when it is fully grown.

i am 13 and have owned 1 res turtle for almost 2 years now with no probs.

good luck.

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Depending on how big the turtle is, a tank will need to be bought (20 gallons minimum). Both water and land should be available (some tanks have dividers to keep the land from dissolving in the water). A filter for the water part of the tank (should be a specialty to avoid injuring the turtle) is a must unless the water is changed every day. A UV lamp for the turtle to sun itself, some natural decoration (avoid plastics, and anything found roadside like branches since toxins can enter them) and food.

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