when the snapper is young it wont eat because its still surrounded by the egg york so it doesnt have to eat as it gets older it will start eating. i had the same problem when my snapper was a baby:)
a snapper turtle is a type of turtle tha can have a very large shell. it travles in a very far distance.
no, just leave them there
Usually Snapping Turtle is used for turtle soup.
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well it depends on what kind of turtle... a snappping turtle's would prolly bee the snapper=]
Nothing. Leave it where you found it!
A snapping turtle has been known to reach ages of well over 150 years old.
ya they can but not a salamander with a snapper turtle the snapper will eat it
It depends on the turtle, and how much time you spend with it. If you work with your turtle a lot, and it feels safe with you, you can work your way into hand feeding.
the biggest common snapper ever seen was over 80 lbs
What you should do, is just be paitent and wait. eventualy, the thing your feeding your snapper will die,(if not already dead), or the snapper will eat it. while i writing this, I'm looking ant my snapper and a tadpole i just cought for him , and i am dying to see how he'll eat it or how he'll kill it. All he's doing is sitting on top of it. BORING!!!!!
Go to the store and buy it proper food. Some snappers may not like what you are feeding them and babies in particular may not be too fond of chowing down a whole worm. My baby snapper would not eat anything I gave it until I went to Petco and bought it Reptomin and Reptotreat for baby turtles. He loves it and you should give it a try because it has all the nutrients that your baby snapper will need. And just so you know, if you do choose to keep this turtle a lot of dedication goes in to raising it. Good luck ;)