General Care Discussion :: TOYS!!!?????

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Post Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 2:48 pm   TOYS!!!?????

i was wondering if any of yall had like little "toys" something that your res can play with my res has one...wasnt really planning on it to be a toy for him but i bought a moss ball and my res likes to play with it he'll stick his head under it then like hit it up then hell swim into it to make it move then swim into the other way and he does a whole bunch or weird things like that with the ball its neat watching him do it too...but its only my little res that likes it my bigger one doesnt like playing with it so do yall have any things or "toys" that ur res plays with?
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Post Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 9:00 pm   

I heard people using ping pong balls. I havent used them cause im afraid if they have a lot of chemicals on them, and potentially harming the turtles. But I mean if you clean it well enough, it should be fine. Other than that, I havent heard of any toys people have for their turtles.
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Post Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 9:07 pm   

Substrate are pretty good at keeping my turtle busy. I use large river rocks and I use algae wafers (replace one feeding) for them to chew on and when they drop it, they try to dig though the river rocks.
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Post Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 10:16 pm   

Small fish, free floating plants, etc.

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Post Posted: Sat May 15, 2010 12:11 pm   

2 goldfish and some light weight ornaments.
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Post Posted: Sat May 15, 2010 1:34 pm   

To: vic021

Im curious you where you purchased the "Moss Ball" and how much ? Im kinda intrested and purchasing one now to see the affects of it. My little tikes are very playfull.
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Post Posted: Sat May 15, 2010 5:44 pm   

JohnA wrote:To: vic021

Im curious you where you purchased the "Moss Ball" and how much ? Im kinda intrested and purchasing one now to see the affects of it. My little tikes are very playfull.

i got mine at petsmart the guy said they had only gotten 1 and there manager told them it was a experimental item as in they wanted to see if people would buy it it cost me about $12 but its a good size it reduces the algae in your tank by taking away the nutrients the algae needs to grow and it all so absorbs toxins in the water so i bought it and my turtle plays with it and when my guppies have babies the fry like to hide in it and eat little things off of it its very neat i also just bout 2 more off Ebay not sure if u like Ebay or not but its cheaper only $1.44 with $2.45 shipping to the US so its about $4 or u can buy 5 of them for $7.99 free shipping to the US here is the links to the guy i bought from he has some more up and he ships fast.
5 balls $7.99 free shipping
1 ball for $1.44 $2.45 shipping
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