The Red Eared Slider

The red-eared slider, scientifically known as Trachemys scripta elegans, is a popular choice for reptile enthusiasts. Often mistaken for low-maintenance pets, these semi-aquatic turtles require a specific environment and dedicated care to thrive. Their vibrant red markings and relatively docile nature make them appealing, but potential owners should be aware of their long lifespans and the commitment required before bringing one home.
From essential care tips, grooming techniques, and dietary advice to understanding your pet's behavior and training methods, this channel provides comprehensive resources for both novice and experienced pet owners. Expert hosts share their knowledge, insights, and experiences, offering practical advice and solutions to common pet-related challenges.
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People have released these all over the world, and they have become common in a wide variety of locations.

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That pet is wrong this is looks like Orange slider which is male boy over year age 1. 3, 4 , 5 age over use time clean pool House 1 one morning and night 10:00 Clock Hours So have pets Orange slider. Was name Nemo age 5 year male accepted him 2020 was turtle after ago 1 age baby she loves clean pool House And have Rock samll size water cold she Always stuff blanket Sticks turtle food now taken Table living room Taller fat 5% new im most expensive pet Rad slider Turtle wish mean gave cat 5 age female after day taken soon for news. Brother Turtle Nemo maybe!