No, not regularly. Painted turtles eat aquatic vegetation, algae, water insects, crustaceans, and fish. Most species of turtles don't go after other turtles unless they are a aggressive turtle. Exceptions for this are Snappers and Musk turtles which are more carnivorous.
As babies snapping turtles get along with all kinds of turtles. once the snapping turtle gets big enough, it starts to realize it is stronger and bigger than the other turtles. At that point it gets very aggressive. I have a 6 month old snapping turtle that is very calm and stays away from the other turtles. My friend's snapping turtle though, is another story. His snapper is always trying to bite the other turtles limbs but is to slow is the deep water.
Sorry, I don't know the answer to your question. However, turtle shells should not be painted. The paint prevents the shell from growing with the turtle, and it amounts to slow suffocation and death for the painted turtle. first he did not paint the turtle that's the type of turtle he has second yes they can be in the same tank.
there are lots of things that can be done to help sea turtles, and other endangered species.become a part of a trustworthy organizationclean up beaches/the places that the particular type of turtle lives.do not encourage people to eat sea turtle soup or use things that are made from turtles.
Because man (apparently) likes to turn living turtles into souvenirs for the tourist trade - regardless of the fact that turtles are endangered species !
i think so
yes at least i think so
Their not in my state but they are a protected spiecies but their seen alot in my state it depends were you live they are the most common in the northeast like Massachusetts and Connecticut
Tigers are endangered every where, yes they are
Your mother is the only kind of endangered spiecies in this biome.
recorded in 2006, there was 77 different bird spiecies that have been designated endangered under the ESA recorded in 2006, there was 77 different bird spiecies that have been designated endangered under the ESA
As a species, the gray wolf is not endangered. Listed as least concern.
Yes, raccoons will eat turtles, especially young turtles. They also eat turtle eggs. They cause a lot of damage to turtle nests of endangered sea turtles.
There is only one species of painted turtle, the Chrysemys picta. It is the most common species of turtle in North America, whose range stretches from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, and the Atlantic to the Pacific. Painted turtles are considered of Least Concern by the IUCN, so they are not endangered.
no, stinpots are musk turtles not painted turtles
Becuase they get killed alot
Turtles aren't endangered but Tortoises are endangered.