General Care Discussion :: ~New Set UP tell me if i'm finally doing everything alrite!~

Taking care of your turtle's overall health.

Post Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 12:09 pm   

oh i always like this =.= im not see that 2 pictures below. DONT PUT BIG ROCK!!! =.= its ok if you want. but it makes water dirty =.=
I rather clear no substrate than put something heavy and making worse my aquarium looks :lol:

So anyway. its nice. :) Nice job buddy. Oh about heater, how much watt is it?
Where do you live anyway?
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Post Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 4:41 pm   

more water the better
I have two female red ear sliders.
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Post Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 10:47 pm   

jameshermanto wrote:oh i always like this =.= im not see that 2 pictures below. DONT PUT BIG ROCK!!! =.= its ok if you want. but it makes water dirty =.=
I rather clear no substrate than put something heavy and making worse my aquarium looks :lol:

So anyway. its nice. :) Nice job buddy. Oh about heater, how much watt is it?
Where do you live anyway?



Crystal lake IL

Water heater 100wtt tetra heater automactly reulate i can't regulate it. It keeps the water 78f and i have a thermomator
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Post Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 10:19 am   

@.@ more water better
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Post Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:57 pm   

Nice set up! i only have one suggestion/ advice. I have two hatchlings (well they were a few months ago) and i caught them biting and trying to eat the rubber on the end of the heater. i tried putting a few large stones around that end of it and the little buggers moved the rocks out of the way! i finnaly placed it so that they cant get to it. i dunno if yours would try the same thing or not i just wanted to give you a heads up.
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Post Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 4:13 pm   

Fill it up don't be affraid of it... I have my two babies in a 75 gallon "tall" reef tank so they had well over 2 feet of water and they loved it!

Give them plenty of swimming room, looking good so far congrats on the new baby
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