Pet Turtles : Mini Pet Turtles
Tuesday, February 21st, 2012 at
7:01 am
Mini turtles don’t need a large habitat, but they may require a good combination of mixed greens. Find out about the differences in mini-turtles from a reptile specialist in this free video on turtle care. Expert: James Dix Bio: James Dix is the founder and owner of Reptile Rescue Service in Salt Lake City, UT. Dix has been working with reptiles for 37 years. Filmmaker: Michael Burton
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Filed under: Turtle Care
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U can keep it as a dog
actualy they are
I would feel really sick if I was picked up this fast.
you can give it to reletives
my three-toed is 40 years old!!!
They guy that made the captions needs to be fired.
wow, what kind of nonsense did he talk? Did he really believe that???? Poor animals! Hope nobody listens to such an “expert”
lol James Dix sound like dick
is it just me or did anyone else hear a lound thud when he put those 2 box turtles down?
@MrCoryjohnson1 haha i heard it too lol
i could take care of him for 200 years im planing to live to 300 haha
Turtles do not thrive in a tank. They need outdoor enclosures.
Ain’t it a tortoise? Wtf ? Thumbs up if you agree….
@MrCoryjohnson1 I heard it, got worried…
do box and wood turtles eat lettce
James Dicks lol…..
@Nessie42 u must be a dog then. a son of a bitch
@domg247 If you don’t have anything constructive to add then keep quiet. It is always the empty vessels that sound the loudest.
@Limei666 its called inheritance
ok; we’re talking about MINI turtles! whytf would he yap about a sulcata?!
200 years? isnt it a tortoise?
@Limei666 think of the corporate mindset
@Limei666 Some people just want a lifetime companions, but one would have to include these in their will to someone else.
The biggest reason I hate general pet stores. The people that work there 99.99% of the time have no clue of the proper care of the animals they keep, save maybe for dogs, cats and some rodents. Exotic herps are sold to people, who in turn, have no earthly idea about them and end up being overwhelmed or the rep suffers a miserable life, gets passed on and/or dies.
Do research and prepare for a specific pet they want will ultimately get theirs from a respectable breeder or reputable source.