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Hi! Our baby turtle had been eating 3-4 pellets everyday for a month, but recently stopped. Any reason why?

Jul 21, 2008 by Chris Y | Posted in Reptiles

My girlfriend and I won him (let's assume "he") from a carnival here in Japan about a month ago. Of course, in the beginning he was so scared of everything and didn't eat at all. We bought him one of those "Turtle Starter Kits" from

The first thing I'd do would be to get your turtle a real tank, 30 gallons at the minimum; 55 gallons would be better. Sunlight through glass is useless except to raise the temperature. Get rid of the gravel, too.

Now for the food. How

oikos | Jul 21, 2008

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the baby snapper that I found. I got a Aqueon 10 gallon starter kit. The turtle already ate a worm.The other turtle that I had didn't even eat.

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