Just found one trying to cross a busy road after a spring shower. No time for anymore children, so I'll take him to a large farm with several ponds. Beautiful animal.
found one of these lil guys living under my family’s barn the last time we visited. We mostly left him alone since he had picked a safe spot to set up shop that was out of the way of anything dangerous, plus it’s just cool to have a colorful little turtle hanging around. Gave him a couple bait worms my brother had in his truck and he was a big fan lol
I saw one here in the Durham area!!! I was so amazed. He had beautiful, bright orange polka dots on his legs. I'd never seen anything so exotic. I spotted while out walking in the vicinity of a public school that's surrounded by woods. He'd fallen off a curb on a very hot day. So, even though I was afraid of him, I picked him up and placed him in the cool, dewy grass. Hopefully, he found his way back into the woods. Thanks for the information!!
I have an eastern box turtle and a sulcatta that's about 6 months old. Their both really cool and I love them as family pets but recently my box turtle has almost completely stopped eating so Im getting a lil worried about him.. I've done alot of research on both species about how to care for them. Their both kept indoors for the time being and both have done great up to this point.. I have plans on giving the box turtle a much bigger enclosure soon so I'm hoping that helps the eating situation.
Im aware that this is an older video but i need advice, i have 2 baby box turtles with the youngest being 42 days old and the oldest is around 6 months, i was wondering if it would be safe for them to cohabitate with a tortoise that has the same living conditions and is a non aggressive juvenile (i assume around 2 years old) ive had a lot of trouble finding information on this- if need be i can quarantine them for a while then possibly introduce them?
Hey I just found one in the middle of the road thankfully he's okay he's the exact same size he's a beautiful should I keep him or release him it's just that there's no rivers around here I was thinking maybe he's a pet
Do you have any available? Been Looking to have a colorful young pair That I can work with breeding as well. Can trade an original custom painting or even an intro animation. Lmk if interested:)
@@herphunters5475 I'm in south Carolina. So it's legal I think. But i do you think that I should try to breed it first? Cause i know someone who has a male turtle. Or should I just let he go now.
@@herphunters5475 dude I let it go this morning in my backyard. And I found out that it DIED. I'm not sure how but I think it over heated cause it was 90 degrees today. I'm trying to save her. But it isn't responding what should I do? I'm trying to do chest compressions. And I've tried sitting her down in cool water but nothing's working
I just found one in my backyard today as well. I took a couple pictures of it and just placed it back where I found it. Best leave it in the wild where it's suppose to be.
I can't believe this UA-cam is suggesting you keep one as a pet. Please, please, please don't collect and keep them as pets. Don't move them from their home territory, their home territory is smaill. Move them off the road in the direction they are going. I find them on the farm, photograph them, move them out of the way when mowing the field, but put them back where I find them when finished mowing
I just hope you were able to read the title, UA-cam is not posting this video. I agree with you regarding, NEVER EVER taking a turtle out of it's home, check your areas for any animals
The subject was information and care.... which were in the video. I understand it may not be a full care video, but we touched on it some aspects of care. Sorry it bothered you that much man.
Just found one trying to cross a busy road after a spring shower. No time for anymore children, so I'll take him to a large farm with several ponds. Beautiful animal.
Just be careful, boxers can swim but not too well. They’ll know where to go when they are in the field :)
found one of these lil guys living under my family’s barn the last time we visited. We mostly left him alone since he had picked a safe spot to set up shop that was out of the way of anything dangerous, plus it’s just cool to have a colorful little turtle hanging around. Gave him a couple bait worms my brother had in his truck and he was a big fan lol
Great info. Show the turkey. LOL
I saw one here in the Durham area!!! I was so amazed. He had beautiful, bright orange polka dots on his legs. I'd never seen anything so exotic. I spotted while out walking in the vicinity of a public school that's surrounded by woods. He'd fallen off a curb on a very hot day. So, even though I was afraid of him, I picked him up and placed him in the cool, dewy grass. Hopefully, he found his way back into the woods. Thanks for the information!!
I founded one in Durham yesterday
The one I have now I found here in Durham
I have an eastern box turtle and a sulcatta that's about 6 months old. Their both really cool and I love them as family pets but recently my box turtle has almost completely stopped eating so Im getting a lil worried about him.. I've done alot of research on both species about how to care for them. Their both kept indoors for the time being and both have done great up to this point.. I have plans on giving the box turtle a much bigger enclosure soon so I'm hoping that helps the eating situation.
How long has he/she stopped eating? And what is the normal diet for them?
Thank you for this cool video 🖤
Great information. New subscriber. Keep up the good work
Man box turtle are my favorite turtle can make more video of your box turtle.
Awesome Video The BEST on UA-cam... Would love to meet you... 🙂
That turtle tried to tell the handler to stop picking it up, 1:00 you can hear the Box turtle letting out a cry of protest
These are such a common occurrence where I'm from we don't even bother them. I think every kid has had one they found
My favorite turtle species are tortoises since I don’t like dealing with aquatic environments
Tortoises are separate from turtles
used to find them all the time in La.
Im aware that this is an older video but i need advice, i have 2 baby box turtles with the youngest being 42 days old and the oldest is around 6 months, i was wondering if it would be safe for them to cohabitate with a tortoise that has the same living conditions and is a non aggressive juvenile (i assume around 2 years old) ive had a lot of trouble finding information on this- if need be i can quarantine them for a while then possibly introduce them?
Eastern box turtle; "My agent doesn't allow me to be in videos".
The box turtle on the right looks like an Ornate box turtle.
Hey I just found one in the middle of the road thankfully he's okay he's the exact same size he's a beautiful should I keep him or release him it's just that there's no rivers around here I was thinking maybe he's a pet
You should definitely let him go. They aren't aquatic, a river isn't necessary. You also run the risk of breaking your state laws.
THANK YOU I recently found one and brought him or her home trying to understand how to take care of him or her
Glad we could help!
I have two of them in my non-functioning pool in my backyard North Alabama
Wow! Mitch McConnell
Do you have any available? Been Looking to have a colorful young pair That I can work with breeding as well. Can trade an original custom painting or even an intro animation. Lmk if interested:)
Thank you for the offer, but I don't have any for sale. I should have babies soon though
Herp Hunters hey! Thnx for the reply! Keep me in mind offer still stands ;)
@@herphunters5475 Do you have any for sale now?
Today I found one in my yard it has a tumor and I want to help it but I no nothing about turtles
I found one in my backyard but it's lots of predators that will eat her. Should I keep her or put her down and let her go and fend for herself.
They are very resilient. I'd just put her back. Depending on your state, it might actually be illegal to keep
@@herphunters5475 I'm in south Carolina. So it's legal I think. But i do you think that I should try to breed it first? Cause i know someone who has a male turtle. Or should I just let he go now.
With the new laws in SC, I believe you can only posses 2 easterns now. So breeding would technically out you over the limit.
@@herphunters5475 dude I let it go this morning in my backyard. And I found out that it DIED. I'm not sure how but I think it over heated cause it was 90 degrees today. I'm trying to save her. But it isn't responding what should I do? I'm trying to do chest compressions. And I've tried sitting her down in cool water but nothing's working
I got one
Looking for a gulf coast
Hey guys I found an eastern box turtle in my back yard took it in and don't know what to do anybody got advice?
I just found one in my backyard today as well. I took a couple pictures of it and just placed it back where I found it. Best leave it in the wild where it's suppose to be.
Thank you sir
I'm scared to put it back because there's a lot of predators. She was hiding under a pile of leaves in my garage
Ok
Do you have any available for sale
Thank you for the offer, but I don't have any for sale. I should have babies soon though
I can't believe this UA-cam is suggesting you keep one as a pet. Please, please, please don't collect and keep them as pets. Don't move them from their home territory, their home territory is smaill. Move them off the road in the direction they are going. I find them on the farm, photograph them, move them out of the way when mowing the field, but put them back where I find them when finished mowing
O well aren't you grand. Do you want a gold star?
@@lunisic don’t need one from an SA
I just hope you were able to read the title, UA-cam is not posting this video.
I agree with you regarding, NEVER EVER taking a turtle out of it's home, check your areas for any animals
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😮you like turtle soup?😂
Video has barely anything to do with care. Don’t add care in the title if that isn’t the subject.
The subject was information and care.... which were in the video. I understand it may not be a full care video, but we touched on it some aspects of care. Sorry it bothered you that much man.