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Re: New Turtle Owner

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Posted by beach-bum on March 31, 2003 at 20:17:00:

In Reply to: Re: New Turtle Owner posted by chris_mcmartin on March 31, 2003 at 19:36:48:

My reference was the reptile guy at the pet store but another person who replied said "2" also so I'll believe you guys. I'd like some other advice. I sorta want to keep it inside because it's so tiny. Do I really need a light? Also what should I put on the bottom of the container - right now I'm just using leaves and grass and keeping it moist with a mister when it looks dry. I was gonna get some staghnum (sp) moss - I read that it holds moisture real well and they like to hide in it. I got some calcium and mealworms and even a few crickets but I was told she/he probably won't eat for a while after eating a large worm last night. Any advice is appreciated. This forum has been informative too. Thanks!!!
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:What is your reference? The 2002-2003 FL Hunting Regulations specify 2.
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