My two RES in the basement

The sac will never fall off by itself, it must be absorbed.

I promised on my previous video I would tell you why my red-eared slider on the dock kept kicking. Well, this video is a close-up. She has been shedding a lot, and had a huge chunk of dead skin she was trying to take off. It was probably itchy, too. Poor thing! But now, I can safely say the dead skin is gone! Hehe. Oh, and I think I saw my other turtle eat it afterwards… ew.

The term for hibernation in reptiles is brumation.

One of my two 8 month old turtles munching on an early morning catch.

My two turtles love to play—Tucker & Little Bit play alot like this—since this movie–we’ve added 3 more turtles and Tucker & Little Bit have grown.

A little blurry at first but hang on! Great footage of Turtle, Koi, and Gold Fish.

In fact, the RES frantically slides off rocks and logs when approached – hence the name.

This begins with the view from an apartment backyard and sweeps over to the washing machine and other articles contained therein along with two individuals who have made it their home.

Hey guys, sorry about my friend, haha, he has been acting really weird. lol. but this was an adult red eared slider that we found basking.

about red eared turtles food and behavior

The Red-eared Slider Trachemys scripta elegans is a semi-aquatic turtle terrapin belonging to the family Emydidae.

Finger food. Yuuummy.

P.S. This is not my turtle. My turtle wouldn’t hurt me. (:

Red-eared Sliders are omnivores and eat a variety of animal and plant materials in the wild including, but not limited to fish, crayfish, carrion, tadpoles, snails, and will eat other turtles, aquatic insects and numerous aquatic plant species.

This is their new tank. ^^ As you can see, Squirtle is doing a lot better. Squirtle is the one in front of the camera and Flippers is the one flipping out in the back. XD

Therefore, it is not difficult to locate Red-eared Sliders in some suitable habitat anywhere in the world.