Baby box turtles typically weigh between 1 to 2 ounces (approximately 28 to 57 grams) when they hatch. Their weight can vary based on factors such as species and health. As they grow, their weight will increase significantly, reaching 5 to 10 pounds (2.3 to 4.5 kg) as adults, depending on the species. Proper care and diet are essential for their healthy growth.
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they can be born in 2 to 8 weeks
some have more than other kind i do not know for some kinds but box turtles have 3-2
Box turtles range in size from 4-6 inches fully grown. That makes a huge difference in their weight. The average weight of a wild male is 332-350 grams and females is 435-450. However seasonally box turtles loose weight. during hibernation a box turtle can loose 1/4 of its mass.
Box turtles are omnivores.
No, box turtles are reptiles.
Baby box turtles can coexist with male turtles, but it's important to monitor their interactions closely. Male turtles can be territorial and may display aggressive behaviors, especially during mating season. Providing ample space, hiding spots, and separate areas can help reduce stress and prevent aggression. It's generally best to house turtles of similar sizes and temperaments together to ensure a harmonious environment.
Female turtles leave their baby's to find food
No ornate box turtles are not aquatic turtles. They are usually found in grasslands
No, she cares less about the babies. She will even eat them when they hatch. That is why we separate baby turtles from adult turtles...even before they are born.
Box turtles love tomatoes.