Snapping Turtles

Around 75-80 degrees Fahrenheit is good.

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A common full-grown snapping turtle eats fish, meat, insects, and plants.

Yes as long as you don't have more than 4.

For the most part alligators live on their own, but the young live with their mothers for a few moths after hatching.

They are carnivores i think because they do not eat meat

They eat live feeder fish, some crickets, and many other live food.

There are many types of turtles in the world, many of which live in swamps. Some of the turtles that live in swamps are the Western swamp tortoise, the Brazilian radiolated swamp turtle, and the Black spine-neck swamp turtle.

Average lifespan in captivity: 20 to 70 years.

Yes, frogs are a common part of the snapping turtles diet.

turtles are cold blooded because they are reptiles. reptiles live in cold places so they are cold blooded

Most full grown alligator snapping turtles can get as big as 2.5 feet and weigh as much as 200 pounds.

There are some people who think that it is wrong to have one as a pet. but by my means. i think its alright to have a snapping turtle or alligator snapping turtle as a pet. but i mean if you're gonna have one well make sure it is in a good enviorment and that its not mistreated at least.

If you can't drain your pond and round them up, fish for them. Because snapping turtles eat about anything, they can be caught on a hook and heavy line using catfish bait. Chicken livers or gizzards or some cut up fish will work. Tie the line to a jug or heavy float and run another line to shore so they can be reeled in. Ask if anyone locally has fished for them for more tips. And, most importantly, find out if anyone wants them to eat. If you're going to the trouble of catching them, why not go all the way and put them to use? There are some folks who will run over you to get their paws on turtle meat. Good luck.

It depends on where you live... Usually between $45-$60

No, as soon as they hatch there able to take care of them selves,

I would not reccommend swimming with the snapping turtles. You can safely swim in a pond or river that has snapping turtles living in it. Snapping turtles bite if you get too close, though, and their jaws are very strong. A snapping turtle could bite your finger off. So swim away, but don't get too close to the turtles!

yes

Snapping turtles come in various sizes and prefer warm habitats. See the related link link for a picture from google of a snapping turtle.

Here is a short description:

a snapping turtle is an aggressive animal with a horned shell and rough skin. It has a beak like mouth and a pink tongue. It has a large head and inhabits warm areas. They can be found in zoos and are not currently endangered. te eyes are small and it has a tail. Most snapping turtles are mud brown in colour.

Yes, but a lot of work. The only edible parts are the legs, and they must be skinned after removing them from the animal (the inside of the shell is nothing but intestines). Breaded and deep fried, they taste like a combination of chicken and pork chop.

The growth and development of a sea turtle is that they usaually cannot reproduce untilo aroud 1 years of age. also they are very very small when born then get much much larger until full grown.

You should probally keep it at around 75F-78F. This will maintain great health, and nice warm water for it. Also keep in mind, you might as well get a submerssible heater.

The snapping turtle will eat the crayfish. So no they will not get along

I have eaten wild snapping turtles on many occasions and must disagree with the answer above. While cleaning turtles from a creek in rural Sumner County, Tennessee I have found both persimmon and pawpaw seeds in their stomach contents. This would seem to me to be a positive indication that, at least on occasion, snapping turtles do indeed eat fruit.

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The Snapping Turtle can grow to a very large size, 20-40 cm on average. It's shell is dark brown, rough and usually covered in algae. The Snapping Turtle can be found in waters ranging from slow moving rivers to stagnate ponds. Although this turtle has received a bad reputation for allegedly biting swimmers and eating baby ducks in reality it is very shy in the water and will retreat from anything except lunch. On land, when threatened it will live up to it's reputation by snapping and hissing while standing on all fours and rocking back and forth. Basically Snapping Turtles eat carrion, their reputation for killing baby ducks could only come from an over abundance or a number of sick baby ducks and only when the Snappers' other food resources are depleted.

Well their incubation or gestation is about 3-6 months. As far as I now!!!!!