Why You SHOULDN'T get a Red Eared Slider

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Don't get me wrong, I don't hate Red Eared Sliders at all. I'm just saying that they aren't the best turtles for beginners. I highly recommend the Southern Painted turtle for anyone who wants to have a turtle because they're very easy to care for and stay relatively small. Bub is my boi :)
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@TheBluButterfly Год назад

My red eared slider has fake plants in it and I have had that turtle for 5 years

@patrickwagner6247 2 года назад

When we were kids we had a red eared slider and spotted turtle together. Red eared was easily more energetic, but not a bully to the spotted turtle.

@Electronite-vs2hi Год назад

I’m actually thinking of getting a backyard pond, and I don’t know whether to get a painted turtle or a red eared slider, the articles i’ve read says that painted turtles are extremely cold resistant and are native to my region which is good. I’m not too sure if red eared sliders are but I think they might be. I just wanna which would be the best to live in a decently size pond (probably around 500 gallons.) So please give feedback!

@MrTurtledude Год назад

Both red eared sliders and painted turtles are pretty hardy, but just know that red eared sliders grow to be much larger in size than painted turtles, so you would probably have to get less of them compared to if you were to get painted turtles. Hope this helped and good luck on your pond building endeavors :)