Terrapins And Fish

[mixmaster jay]

this isn't a pic of mine this is a bit better to show you the difference

i also have a pond for them but only daytime use for them at the moment as we live in a bad area and dont want to risk the health/life of our turtles or stolen for that matter

 

[Luluspetmad]

this isn't a pic of mine this is a bit better to show you the difference

i also have a pond for them but only daytime use for them at the moment as we live in a bad area and dont want to risk the health/life of our turtles or stolen for that matter

Wow, thanks for the info guys.

Lu x

 

[mixmaster jay]

you are very

 

[Spishkey]

jay - i had mine ID'd on the happy turtles pub....their ID guide shows mine as a false map??
http/www.happyturtlespub.org/species.php

 

[mixmaster jay]

jay - i had mine ID'd on the happy turtles pub....their ID guide shows mine as a false map??
[URL="http/www.happyturtlespub.org/species.php"]http/www.happyturtlespub.org/species.php[/URL]

im sorry but they are wrong spishkey try googling it

 

[doktor doris]

Hi - I have recently bought 3 terrapins (3 mths ago) and love them to pieces. After some research I disovered that it is recommended to purchase fish for the tank (I also had my concerns about them being eaten!) and after some thought have bought some penguin and silvertip tetras. The terrapins are not interested except for 1 but he's way too slow and lazy so gives up after a few seconds!! lol. However, I am concerned about the fish developing white spot as it happened to my daughter, if it should happen can I treat the fish in the same tank as the terrapins? I don't want to cause any illness/pain for either species. Any advice would be gratefully appreciated.

Lu x

TBH If you daughter is suffering from white spot I would suggest you take her to a Doctor ;-)