Red Bellied toads and ?

[The Amazonian]

Has anyone kept red bellied toads with baby red eared sliders...

Would this work?

 

[Oddball]

It won't work for long. RES are predators that won't hesitate at attempting to put the FB toad on its menu.

 

[davo]

Maybe if the sliders are really young, but i wouldnt do it either way to be honest, eventually a chunk wll be missing, or the whole thing.

 

[The Amazonian]

Thanks just wondering, RES are 1.5in right now, They love hikari blood worms is this a good food source? they were having trouble with the sticks that came with them...

 

[Z Trip]

Get it off the frozen food and feed it the sticks for now. 50% of your turtles food should be store bought and the rest should be naturelt things that it would find in the wild. Gold fish are not on that list how ever.

 

[Ophiuchus]

Not to mention that fire-bellied toads (as I assume you're referring to) are somewhat toxic and might make your turtles sick of they decided to chomp on one.

 

[wild caught]

Not to mention that fire-bellied toads (as I assume you're referring to) are somewhat toxic and might make your turtles sick of they decided to chomp on one.

exactly. its best to keep firebellys with just fire bellys due to the toxins they produce.

 

[paul112]

Diet wise, here's a topic I made on a turtle forum:
A Diet Summary for Sliders - TurtleTimes.com

If you want housing advice for them, here's another of my topics:
Housing the Red Eared Slider - TurtleTimes.com


I maybe pretty new here, but I'm not new to turtles.
Enjoy,
Paul