estuary;1717327; said:ahhh your temping me now i want one
congrats on your new turtle
Vicious_Fish;1717348; said:It looks like a baby Eastern Painted Turtle to me.
Red Devil;1717353; said:maybe i can ship him to you when he is old enough to travel.. i am getting too old for all these rescues.. they will outlive me.. he has a life span of thirty years or more... but i can never leave them out in the wild this young,,so few make it.
Vicious_Fish;1717362; said:Liz why don't just put him in your goldfish pond? Goldfish or koi won't bother him and as long as the water is a few feet deep and you have some mud on the bottom to bury into, he can survive there all year long. When I raised Midland and Eastern Painted Turtles I kept them outdoors all year long.
a large rock on shore half in half out of the water, or a logRed Devil;1717367; said:my goldfish are still in the basement pond... i was just starting to clean the pond outside and get it ready for them to come back out. when i spotted the tiny turtle...so i can add him to it later.. the only trouble is i have nothing high enough for him to bask on .. except for lily pads etc..
estuary;1717395; said:a large rock on shore half in half out of the water, or a log
i have a beautiful swamp pond across the street..beavers are building the dam up and making the pond even biggerVicious_Fish;1717394; said:I wonder where he came from. Is there a larger body of water nearby? Is he able to climb on something along the edge of the pond? Even if you took a piece of slate and laid it at an angle along the side in a shallow place in the pond, he'd use it.
