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Hi there all, I have a question and I apologize if this has been addressed before in the forum...
Yesterday my parents went to PetSmart to get some turtle food for Salmonella, my Mississippi False Map, and they decided to get another turtle while they were there. They are intent on keeping the two turtles together. I believe they got a Red Ear Slider, and I believe it is a male. It's about the same size as Salmonella, so size shouldn't be a problem I don't believe. I was wondering though, could you keep two different turtles together? And I was told on this board that Salmonella was a female, and I don't want the two possibly mating and having some cross-breed of False Map Sliders, if that is even possible.
Yesterday my parents went to PetSmart to get some turtle food for Salmonella, my Mississippi False Map, and they decided to get another turtle while they were there. They are intent on keeping the two turtles together. I believe they got a Red Ear Slider, and I believe it is a male. It's about the same size as Salmonella, so size shouldn't be a problem I don't believe. I was wondering though, could you keep two different turtles together? And I was told on this board that Salmonella was a female, and I don't want the two possibly mating and having some cross-breed of False Map Sliders, if that is even possible.