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spotted turtles are small and pretty

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Posted by vidusa on April 29, 2003 at 11:32:54:

In Reply to: Beginner turtles? posted by Nicodemus on April 25, 2003 at 21:21:32:

:Hi, my fiancee has been interested in getting a turtle. We're new to turtles (not even sure we'll get any yet), but we're looking for some info.

:What is a good beginner turtle? She'd lke something relatively small (important) and something kinda pretty. She was thinking about a painted...no sliders.
:Also, everywhere I look, sliders seem to be in water tanks with tiny basking spots. Is there some speices that is more land based that could do with a smaller water zone? FYI we'd be doing an indoor aquarium setup. Could we make some sort of half land/half water set up?




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