Recent content by CapturedSerpant

That three toed is gorgeous

I would put the poor guy back. Plus a 50 gallon tank isn't big enough for two boxies andddd both male. You need like a 1male to 3female ratio.

I recently moved koopa from inside to an outside turtle table. He absolutely loves the space and natural sun. It's an added bonus that his color is popping more ;) haha

Ehh. Backwaterreptiles.com

And when I took him to the exotic vet, she said he looked fantastic, she also couldn't put a label on him so she just called him a three toed lol

Well when I bought him he was supposed to be an eastern..I'm thinking he's a hybrid, he does have three toes and stumps on his hind feet.

So just a little but ago I had koopa out giving him a good soak out on this nice day. I pick him up and he closed his shell all of the way!! I'm just posting because I thought they didn't start to grow their hinge until a couple of years old? He's only 8 months.

I would keep them separated, unless you are willing to get a good amount of females.

Looks male, would need to see if the plastron is starting to concave, and the tail. From the doming of the carapace it looks male.

Depends on the age if the turtles. Hatchlings need a different setup than adults.

I wouldn't leave crickets in thee turtles habitat unless they have food, they will sometimes chew on baby turtles.

Keep him inside one of the plastic liner ponds from lowes.

She is a year old. The best snake I have ever had.

Okay well, he is about 4 months old. I have him in a 75 gallon tank until I get this bid on a house, then I'll buy a 200 gallon plastic pond liner from lowes until he outgrows it. Five foot I will need a permit from DNR in Indiana. After, my dad does concrete, so I'll have him make an outdoor...