Red Eared Slider
There could be many reasons why your red-eared slider isn’t eating. It’s possible that he/she is not getting enough sunlight, is stressed out, or doesn’t like the food you’re providing. why is my red eared slider not eating? Turtles and other reptiles need UVB light to help them metabolize calcium. If they don’t get enough…
Red eared slider poop typically looks like dark brown pellets. However, the specific appearance of their poop can vary depending on their diet. If they have a diet that is high in protein. for example, their poop may be slightly darker in color. If they are not getting enough fiber in their diet, their poop…
Red eared slider eggs are medium-sized, elliptical, and cream-colored eggs with a reddish-brown spot on one end. They typically measure 2″ long and 1.5″ wide. The female will excavate a nesting chamber in soft earth, often close to water, and lay her eggs within. She will then cover the eggs with more soil and vegetation,…
Today we discuss the lifespan of Albino Red Eared Slider. Albino red ear sliders turtles, scientifically known asTrachemysscriptaelegansis one of the rarest, cutest, and one of the distinctive pets you can think of. They are quite hard to find in nature but more common in captivity. In this article, we are to talk about everything…
The albino red eared slider is a popular pet for many reasons. They are friendly, easy to care for and make great first-time pets. But before you run out and buy one, there are a few things you should know about them. In this blog post, we’ll give you a brief overview of the albino…