Yes. Baby Turtles will eat algae as part of their diet, but it is not their main course.... and they can certainly do just fine without it.
yes they do.
normally they dont but if they had to they would
Algae benefit aquatic turtles by providing a food source as turtles may eat algae. Algae can also provide shelter for turtle hatchlings or smaller turtles. Additionally, algae can help keep the water clean by absorbing excess nutrients.
turtles do sometimes for thier diet
In their natural habitat, turtles eat a variety of foods such as plants, insects, small fish, and algae. They are omnivores, meaning they eat both plants and animals.
There has been no evidence of turtles eating stingrays. A turtles diet consists of algae, molluscks, squid, jellyfish, crabs and varied creatures of the sea. The turtles help coral thrive by consuming algae that grows on it.
Well, different sea turtles eat different things. Green Sea Turltes eat seagrass and algae. They eat fish when they get older. Hawksbill Sea Turtles eat squid and shrimp. Last, Loggerhead Sea Turtles eat crabs ,shrimp,and jellyfish.
A turtle is a consumer. Green sea turtles are omnivores. Omnivores eats anything. The turtles eat seaweed, algae, and fish.
A turtle is a consumer. Green sea turtles are omnivores. Omnivores eats anything. The turtles eat seaweed, algae, and fish.
A turtle is a consumer. Green sea turtles are omnivores. Omnivores eats anything. The turtles eat seaweed, algae, and fish.
A turtle is a consumer. Green sea turtles are omnivores. Omnivores eats anything. The turtles eat seaweed, algae, and fish.
Creek turtles in their natural habitat typically eat a variety of foods such as insects, small fish, plants, and algae. They are opportunistic feeders and will consume whatever is available in their environment.