If I'mnot mistaken, at least some of the soft shells, like the florida species need to bask in order to digest food, not sure about the others. The only other turtle that I know of that is fully aquatic or at least can be is the snapping turtle or the alligator snapping turtle. Not sure how they would mix with your stock. I've never kept them and I know that the will eat all small that will fit in their mouths, but I don't know about biting at larger fish. CB= captive breed.
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+1 on the turtle shack being a bad site to buy through. Never heard anything good about them. Have heard that their animals are kept in bad conditions, a lot of defects and diseases.
What does everyone think of a Florida soft shell? Or a hybrid soft shell between a spiny shell?
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Thank you I went the theturtlesource.com and I'm pleased with what I see.
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yeah sadly frts are illeagle but you could look at getting albino boxes or carmal boxes there cool but idk if there ok with rays tho. alligator snappers are cool too but I wouldnt trust them with other fish
I haven't looked into them in almost two years so its still worth a look around to see what people think of them.
Do the box turtles require land? And do you have Any knowledge on Florida soft shells and spiny soft shell turtles?
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That's what I thought. I'm really interested in maybe a Florida soft shell but I still haven't had a confirmation on if they can live in a no land aquarium
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