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Turtle tanks & Turtle food

When setting up a turtle’s tank, it is a great idea to have a turtle tank set up checklist at your beck and call. Despite the fact that many people think that it may be easy as pie to set up a turtle’s habitat; it is important to understand that different turtles require different habitats. Read more.

There are many different species of turtles in the world, making it impossible to create just one type of “right” turtle food to feed every one of them. Instead, there are many different types of food; both commercially made and natural for you to feed your pet turtle. Read more.

Box turtles & Turtles cages

Now that you have decided to take on the responsibility of turtle ownership; it is now time for you to take into consideration the different types of tanks and cages that are available for you to purchase. However, with that said; you should always begin at the type of turtle you have chosen to adopt. While aquatic turtles may require a little less room based on their smaller size, semi-aquatic turtles will need a larger aquarium or cage to provide them with both water and land.
The smallest cage or tank you should consider is twenty gallons. Anything smaller then this and it could be detrimental to the overall health of your animal! Read more.

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