Bananas {occasionally only} apples melonberries{blueberries and stuff} RASPBERRIES-i dont know about your turtle, but that has been a BIT TIME favortie for mine, they LOVE raspberries! Greens{lettuce} no iceburg, no spinach! romane is best! EARHTWORMS! -again, mine love them, they eat a lot of them. they just find them in the soil and gulp em' down! they are a nice snakc because they can alwasy find them in the dirt That is about it, oh just make sure you cut the fruit to a sensible size so it doesnt choke....or can actually eat it! The lettuce does not need to be cut because the turtle will just tear it....I hope this helps you! Enjoy your turtle!
In North Carolina, the eastern box turtle was designated state reptile in 1979.
The Eastern Box Turtle is classified as terrapene carolina carolina.The Western Box Turtle is classified as terrapene ornata.
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No they are omnivores
No it isn't.It's part of the hinge shelled turtle family.
North Carolina
thier poor because they live in a box
Eastern Box Turtle, In the U.S.
The most common turtle in North America is the Eastern Box Turtle (Terrapene carolina). Known for its distinctive, domed shell and colorful patterns, it is often found in forests and grasslands across the eastern United States. Box turtles are unique in their ability to close their shells tightly for protection. They are terrestrial and primarily feed on a diet of fruits, insects, and vegetation.
He kind of looks like Verne from over the hedge... he might be a Box Turtle in general or maybe some species of slider.
No, different types of turtles can only mate with each other if they are both part of the same sub species. for instance yellow belly sliders and red eared sliders can mate. but a painted turtle and box turtle would not mate.
To estimate count the number of boxes on its back.