Habitat - Indoor :: What size of a tank should i get?

Turtle tank setups and other indoor configurations.

Post Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 11:00 pm   What size of a tank should i get?

I want this tank to last, but i dont have that much room in my own room, I pretty much have a cornor in my room. I dont mind using a rubbermaid container for now but i do hope to upgrade one day ( after i get a part-time job) just keep in mind that i have a limited amount of cash.
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Post Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 11:40 pm   

how big is your res, what is the gender are there more than one....
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Post Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 11:46 pm   

Hey, you posted at my introduction. Anyways their about an inch or so, so i can't determine a gender. My mom think's a turtle is a waste money but I got it anyways. I will bike it to the herp vet if i have to. I just want to have a decent size tank for this turtle
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Post Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 12:04 am   

try craigs list
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Post Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 1:29 am   

O, I forgot to mention that im from canada and i dont really have a credit card to online order things
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Post Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 2:55 am   

They don't have credit cards in Canada? :o
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Post Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 7:48 am   

No, Im 16 and my mom doesnt want me get a credit card since i have no credit and she doesnt think a turtle needs a big tank since its so small, i tried showing her pictures of how she will turn out to be but she still doesnt believe me
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Post Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 10:10 pm   Re: What size of a tank should i get?

MyVeryOwnRES wrote:I want this tank to last, but i dont have that much room in my own room, I pretty much have a cornor in my room. I dont mind using a rubbermaid container for now but i do hope to upgrade one day ( after i get a part-time job) just keep in mind that i have a limited amount of cash.


30 gallon tanks are perfect starter tanks,they will last you much longer than a 10 or 20 gallon,but if you want something that is going to last you a couple of years if not forever,aim for a 100 gallon.With a little rearanging in your bedroom,you could probably fit one in theyre.Keep in mind rubbermaids are excellent homes for turtles and you can find a 50 gallon one for less than 10$.Its good that you're getting a part time job,RES arent easy pets and they require lots of money and medical care when they get sick,i know what its like.Im 16 too,i had to get a job because of my babys :) .


P.S. My mom was realy stubborn when i told her how much space my turtles needed,she absolutely refused to beileve that they were going to grow more than 1 inch,then i showed her this.....
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Her eyes went :shock: ...wow,that big?,she said.

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Post Posted: Sat Feb 03, 2007 3:53 am   

WOW how big is that. And that's a perfect picture for anyone with that type of situation.
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