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Posted by Derek Benson on May 08, 2003 at 07:01:12:
In Reply to: frogs & turtles posted by EllasMommie on May 08, 2003 at 00:01:50:
:The slidder may be tiny now, but they don't stay small. Many people think that they remain small turtles but they can get up to 5 inches. That makes it bigger than the Leo. I wouldn't put them together. : )
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:::Nope! ;-) The turtle will most certainly eat it. Trust me. Those things are predatous; that's the kindda stuff they eat in the wild, and fish and crustaceans and mollusk--anything they can over power and kill with their beak.
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No,
Red eared sliders can get way over 5". 4" is the legal length to sell them. I have seen one that's almost 10", they get big. Almost all sliders do.
Derek
