Can you also post their enclosure?i dont think they are water turtles ....i have never tried putting them in fully underwater though ...
Can you also post their enclosure?i dont think they are water turtles ....i have never tried putting them in fully underwater though ...
you mean their home ?Can you also post their enclosure?
i showed it here , go check it out ! ThanksFirst, you should separate them into their own enclosures. Tortoises should not be kept in pairs.
Next, tell us what species and show us pics of the tails and anal scutes, so that we can verify what we're dealing with here.
my parents flip their backs and said that the one with more dots is the male ...Looks like turtles too me. How do you know they are male and female?
they are different species ?They are probably fighting and also you should not be mixing species.
yes they are different speciesthey are different species ?
im worried the second picture is a tortoise which shouldn't be submerged in water for long periods of time they are dry land but i can't tell for sure
yes they are different species
they are not fully submerged. the water level is at the tip of their side shell.im worried the second picture is a tortoise which shouldn't be submerged in water for long periods of time they are dry land but i can't tell for sure
yes they are different species
Yesyou mean their home ?
in my balconyThose two are where they are staying all the time? Is it indoors or outdoors?
are they both water turtles ?Both are different species. The first one is a red eared slider, second one is a Chinese striped-necked turtle.
Yup, their enclosures are way too small. They need a pond(a shallow one would do) and they need land too. They can't stay in the water forever.are they both water turtles ?
pond .... is there any other enclosures ... my balcony is not that big to have a pondYup, their enclosures are way too small. They need a pond(a shallow one would do) and they need land too. They can't stay in the water forever.