Re-scaping Turdy's (Snapping Turtle) 125 Gallon Aquarium
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2018
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Turdy is getting big fast! So big, that she's having a hard time getting around her tank with the way the drift wood is set up. In this video I change the layout so she can swim around a bit more freely, but still has a nice natural look to it.
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Might be hard to do in an aquarium but you should try adding a basking area. My common snapper basks all the time.
I should make an updated video. She's got a basking area now, and a hide. It doesn't look quite as nice but it's way more functional for a big turtle.
looks amazing!!! great owner
I clicked this video thinking this guy had a big ass snapping turtle and some little fish living together in peaceful harmony…. Couldnt stop laughing when he said he put all those fish there as turtle food!!! 😂
Nicely done Sir!! This one inspired me
Turdy. Appropriate name. Going to have to cut the tip on the turkey baster.
Love it
lucky comment number 13, snappers are awesome
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Hilarious. Found a yearling snapper today. My 5 yo named him poop head. Great video! They love frogs and toads too You could have bacopa plant floating in there. If he tares it, it will just keep growing Do you worry about his claws tearing out the silicone and ending up with a leak?
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good stuff bud i house a 2 yr old alligator snapper in a 500gal with a few sliders
I'm going to have to upgrade here soon. I took out the wood to give her more room. I'm going to upgrade to a 300 gallon stock tank eventually.
Wow! A alligator snapping turtle? That’s amazing, mostly you need a permit for those and there illegal where I live
Wouldn't the snapper eat the sliders though?
@CeIestiaI They do eat other turtles in the wild though. So if one of the sliders goes for the bait then it will eat them
@CeIestiaI Yes commons are more aggressive but that's because of their hunting style. A loggerhead will definitely eat other turtles if they go for its bait were as a common will actively attack them
Hi, I just have a nev baby cst but he didn’t want to eat a pellet he just eat some caterpillar?! It’s healthy? How to make the baby cst want to eat an pellets?! Thank you....
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Should lower the water level a little bit like 3-5 inches
where’s the basking area for the turtle?
By any chance do you remember where you got your sand?
great setup! i would love to see an update - is that a canister filter? where do you get your duckweed?
I've been working on an update, I'll share it here when I upload it! I'm using a canister filter with an external inline pump now. The duckweed came from the river I live next to.
have you gotten her to eat greens because i haven't been able to get mine to eat greens
gut your fish stuff it with greens
bait fish*
I have a snapper and im having a hard time with his water seems like it turns green even just the next day when i change the tank water I do treat it and I try not to change all the water but since its so green i change prob 75% of it is there anything that i can do to fix that?
Get a huge canister filter and load it with filter media. I'm using a cheap one off Amazon called a sunsun 704B, it seems to do the trick. Also get plants, even just duck weed helps.
@@motiszm Thanks
Cindy Geer Try using filter fish, plants, and use a filter with filter media like OP said.
Does the turtle eats some of those fishes when she is hungry?
Yes, they do get used to the turtle though and find places to hide, which makes it hard for the turtle to get them.
How long you think one of these guys would be able to fit in a 90 gallon
two years probably
[CHFD] Chainfeeds889 if it were to be a common snapper a 90 gallon would be enough for about 4-6 years if it lived there since it was a baby
Mines named Dundee
Great aquarium, love the catfish swimming around. I have a common snapping turtle (just a baby when i found it near the creek and was missing a foot). I figured it might not survive and felt sorry for it so decided to keep it. Mine doesn't bite, I can hold it, pat it. Cute little guy! Yours had its mouth open ready to snap, do they get more agressive when becoming adults?
Hold your turtle frequently and hopefully it will keep its nice demeanor. Mine generally doesn't snap, but I keep a close eye on her and don't risk getting bit. She's getting better but each turtle is different.
How old was your turtle
She turned three this past August! Hard to believe how much she's grown already.
Does he like being held at all? I've been holding mine since it was a baby and she seems to enjoy it. I love her lol
Is that full size
No, she's much larger now. Check out my latest update video ruclips.net/video/Fhzpa04N8YM/видео.html
Snapper update! ruclips.net/video/Fhzpa04N8YM/видео.html
Your "boy", yeah, pops, it's actually a girl, 😂.
In my defense, I did figure that out shortly after I made this video 😆
@@motiszm it's all good, brother, I'm just tickling your fancy, 😂.