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Yes, They are compatible if they have enough room to get away from each other and the sizes are right, but do not trust a rare or expensive turtle as things do happen. This turtle lived for three years with four 6/7 footer alligators and one day she was gone. Completely gone! Also remember that bigger turtles eat little gators, especially tails and toes.
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We have tried to have red eared sliders in with our gators. They wont last till the next day, and they have a lot of room. The gators are 9-10 feet though.
We had a very big slider in with our biggest black caiman 13,5 feet. it lasted a week. The slider was sort of a test turtle, to see if the caiman saw it as food. The plan was to keep podocnemis expansa with the black caimans, we have dropped that plan
Jonas
I have two FL cooters in our alligator pond. They help keep things clean. They are named "Chip" and "Nip". LOL
I worked at a zoo that had 3 alligator snapping turtles in the alligator enclosure. They seemed to get along okay.
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1.0 Albino American alligator, "Smoke"
1.1 American alligator,"Al Bite Ya & Mollie"
1.1 Purple Albino Reticulated Pythons, "Gumbo & Abita"
0.1 Eastern Gaboon Viper, "Gabbie"
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