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 Crucial Information on TurtlesInformation on Turtles are crucial in understanding them as pets. Turtles are reptiles, and more specifically, they belong to the order called Testudines as well as to the super-order Chelonia. This is why turtle enthusiasts often affectionately refer to their pets as Chelonians. Turtles are also commonly called terrapins in Great Britain, although this does not indicate any technical difference from turtles. Box Turtle Care You Need to KnowBox turtles range in the wild throughout the United States and Britain, and make delightful pets. They do however, require proper care if they are to remain healthy and free from infections. The first advice critical to Box turtle care is to not capture a wild turtle, as not only will this cause them to go through an adjustment crisis, but takes from the already-depleted wild Box turtle population. How to Tell the Gender of Red Eared Slider TurtlesHow to tell the gender of red eared slider turtles is important. Many pet-owners enjoy the antics of their Red-eared Slider for months or even years without concerning themselves as to whether their pet is a male or a female. Different Types of Turtles as PetsThere are 270 different types of turtles living in the world today. I will first describe wild turtles then describe the smaller turtles most commonly kept as pets. Some kinds are the Green Sea Turtle which lives in subtropical and tropical waters; the Snapping Turtle and the Alligator Snapping Turtle of North America; the Common Musk Turtle of the eastern U.S. and SE Canada; the Chicken Turtle of the SE U.S. etc. Turtle Care for Red Eared Slider Tips to KnowIf you're thinking of getting a turtle, know that a red-eared slider makes a wonderful pet. It has green skin with bright yellow markings, and the namesake red mark behind its eye. Red-eared sliders are surprisingly complex, however, which is why it's recommended that an adult - not a child - be responsible for their care. Turtles Diet Care You Need to KnowFeeding your pet turtle properly is the key to its good health, and since different breeds of turtles have different diets, it's important to know what kind of turtle you have. If you're not sure, check with the staff at the pet store-or at the turtle breeders-where you bought your turtle, and write down a list of what your particular breed normally eats. Buy Turtle Pet TipsTurtles make delightful pets for children, teens and adults. Not only are they fascinating to observe, but they have the added benefit of living for fifty or more years—yes, even a Red-eared Slider four inches long will live half a century!
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