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I have a crazy mud turtle? Or is it boring?
I had a mud turtle for more than a year. He seems to like your tank, and well health. However, the last 3-4 months, you go crazy every time we come to the tank. She does not want food, and she will pinch, but not really. She only deals about jumping out of the tank, "climb" the walls when we're standing there. If we sit for a while the tank stops. She can only be boring? I've added more variety to their diet, and sometimes changed its layout of the tanks, and made sure that attention, in case the Bordom or diet but has not helped. Any ideas?
Mud turtles are very funny .. I have the feeling that something is wrong but they know nothing about their installation for the turtle .. Is it out (in a cage) or inside .. Does the mud, etc., and, as the clay .... Perhaps the tank size is a problem??? . a great tank is recommended, and you must provide a considerable area of dry land for the turtle can rest, and quite clean (not muddy) water to be able to enjoy a refreshing swim. Because of their smaller size, mud turtles are easier to fit inside, however, if you decide to create your turtle habitat mud outside the house, keep in mind that, as the box turtle, like to hibernate. For this, the pen must have a protected area and clay, and mud turtles Generally, deeper in the mud to hide during the winter months.
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