Can a red eared slider live in a 55 gallon tank for life????
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And no, get a 40G breeder for starters or a 90G for life. It needs a bigger footprint than a 55G has to offer
And no, get a 40G breeder for starters or a 90G for life. It needs a bigger footprint than a 55G has to offer
It is currently in a 30 gallon tank(i alwys tell my parents to upgrade) we were going to upgrade sometime soon.it depends on the size of the turtle, how big?
how big is the turtle and how oldIt is currently in a 30 gallon tank(i alwys tell my parents to upgrade) we were going to upgrade sometime soon.
He wants a tank he can keep it in for life, so the age and size is mostly irrelevant. A 90G should be the minimum for 1 adult.how big is the turtle and how old
not if the turtle is older, its growth may have gotten stunted if it was kept in a 30 gallon tank without proper lighting.He wants a tank he can keep it in for life, so the age and size is mostly irrelevant. A 90G should be the minimum for 1 adult.
so if its stunted it most likely wont get very much bigger
Bout 4 years old and 8 inches long. The tanks is so overstocked that I have to clean it every other day. When i do clean it I do 50-80 percent water changes.how big is the turtle and how old
i have herd with fish that they die when they get stunted. he is already WAY to big for the tank. he is nearly full size. 8 inches is pretty big. What about 75 gallons with over filtration. I will also do lots of water changes.not if the turtle is older, its growth may have gotten stunted if it was kept in a 30 gallon tank without proper lighting.
so if its stunted it most likely wont get very much bigger
