Habitat & gearThe Best Turtle Dock for Large Turtles in the World
The best turtle dock for large turtles is the Penn-Plax basking platform. Another good option is the turtle topper.
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Habitat & gear17 Best Plants For An Indoor Tortoise Enclosure
The best plants for an indoor tortoise enclosure are Dandelions, Boston ferns, Prayer plants, and Clovers. They are all edible and can grow inside.
Habitat & gearHow To Make The Best Habitat For a Russian Tortoise
The biggest difference between an indoor and outdoor enclosure for a Russian Tortoise is size. Also, indoor habitats will need a basking light.
Habitat & gearHow to Make the Perfect Outdoor Pond for a Red Eared Slider
An outdoor pond for a red-eared slider should have an appropriate depth, a fence around it, a basking spot, some land space, plants, and some shade.
Health & behaviorMetabolic Bone Disease In Turtles
You can prevent Metabolic Bone Disease in turtles by providing your turtle with a balanced diet and the appropriate temperature and lighting.
Habitat & gearHow to Build a Red-Eared Slider Nesting Box
You can try a variety of nesting boxes, but the most common is a hide box next to their basking spot or a separate plastic container.
Habitat & gearHow Much Water Should Be In A Turtle Tank?
The amount of water that should be in a turtle tank is dependent on the species. Below is a guide for aquatic, semi-aquatic, and tortoises.
Habitat & gearBest Substrate For Red Eared Slider
While there are many options, the best substrate r red-eared sliders are the gravel, crushed coral, sand, and river rocks.
Habitat & gearBest Substrate For Russian Tortoise: Top 3 Choices To Consider
The best substrate for Russian Tortoises includes Coco Coir, Orchid Bark, and Cypress Mulch. Generally, for little Russian Tortoises, the Coco Coir works the best.
Habitat & gearAlgae in Turtle Tank: Causes and How to Prevent
The main causes of algae growth in turtle tanks are excess light, dirty water, weak filter, warm temperatures, and overcrowding.