Hi! Introduce yourselves here. :: Hola everyone!

[pauperez]

Hey everyone! I'm new here, this is my very firts post. My name is Pau, I'm from Mexico and I have two adorable RES, but I'm new in the turtle area so I'm glad I ran into such a complete turtle site! I'm 21, soon 22, and I'm a design student at Tec de Monterrey. I like traveling and learning languages (So far I know, spanish, english, french and italian).
I ran into this site while trying to find inspiration for my turtle tank

[emma]

Welcome to the forum! What are your turtles names?

[megcornell]

Welcome! There's a lot of good information on this site, hopefully you'll find some good ideas for your turtle tank.
Take a look at the main site, there is a lot of good reading on areas like habitat and nutrition.

[pauperez]

Actually! I couldn't sleep last night and I was up till 5:30 am surfing the site haha, I have found some good ideas for the tank but mainly I found out think's that I didn't know and I'll make the changes (Like the small color gravel on the tank right now, and I was overfeeding my fat turtles:o )
Thank's for the welcome!:)
My turts' names are Alvaro and Lolo! but they're so small I don't know for sure that they're both makes, I think Lolo might be a Lola, because I've seen Alvaro being flirty with him/her... haha. But won't know for sure until they grow some more, the're really young right now I just got them about 4 months ago but they seem to really like they're new home and they really have become part of the family:)

[marisa]

Welcome. Lolo could still be Lolo---males will flutter at males as well as females (and females will flutter at females as well). Hatchlings will do it just to do it, if it continues or becomes really frequent as they grow, it could be a territorial issue, especially if the tank becomes too small for them. (How big is it?)

Mexico---they'll be able to get some good, unfiltered sunlight where you are.