which species??? i know i shouldnt mix the snappers and i have gotten alot of crap about that in the past month but i cant afford to buy each one a seperate tankturtlesrock;4340722; said:
asian box turtle, yellow belly, and snapper
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and i have not had any problems. they dont show alot of sighns of aggression. and when they do, it is just tearing apert food or nipping my fingers.
HerpHunter77;4340747; said:
Except for when they accidently bite each other, which I think you started a thread about.
If you can not afford to seperate them or get them their own tanks now what makes you think you are going to be able to when they get much larger and need much much larger tanks.
Right now you are not even allowed to take the sick ones to the vet? Have you done any ready on these turtles before you bought them to see what size tanks they will need when they get large? You are looking at quite a few bucks for tank. If one vet visit was not an option I dont see how 15 or so tanks are.
Not trying to give you a hard time just trying to make some sense.
i know you arent and i appreciate it, and yes i did read about the turtles for 6 months before i got them. and it will be a long time before i need to woory about a 120 lbs pound alli snapper. and by then , i should have a job and my own home. and nobody is sick now. he got better and i am saving money to buy some more tanks later on.kearth;4340842; said:
Dude you asked for advice you got it from several members and you completely ignore it :/ seriously keep the snapper on its own.
i was not ignoring it.i was just making sure if i could do it. becaus ei really need to put them in tanks an d i cant afford 2 more tanks.Bogwoodbruce;4341033; said:
Then why has it taken 5 pages to answer something that should be common sense? You should never mix any turtles with a snapper. You should honestly find new homes for most of your turtles. Keep a few that you can manage to care/pay for.
