Great info CJ.

One thing that also helped me was a pellet krill food called "reptrotreat suprema" by tetrafauna. It is a smallish, soft, floating, red "treat" that has a very fishy smell, is easy to see, and is high in protien. All my turt's love it, but it was the only pellet food I could get my ally(s) to eat at first.

If I had the smaller better idea I may have been able to save one of my hatchling ally's last fall.

I got 2 from a dealer at a show. One didnt make it, the other is 8 months old 9 inches from snout to tip of tail, and, 431 grams. It is growing faster than any turtle I have ever kept. It is also the coolest turtle I have ever kept. My wife and I are looking for a pair of terrapin's though, I bet they will be pretty cool too.

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