1. Getting a turtle will enlightening your life. Turtles so small u can hold so tight.

2. I recommend u get a small turtle first. Because it’s not so hard to take care of one so small than you were to get a bigger turtle for the first time that’s goanna need a filtered tank . That’s money right there for you. red-eared slider

3. This is my turtle Taylor I had my baby since last year The love of my life Taylor moves around in its cage a lot and is very very active. Taylor would always steal food from its mating partner Ezra when I kept them in the cage together. I FEED TAYLOR PELLETS AND OR TURTLE DELITE WHOLE SHRIMPS

4. Facts on this type of turtle Red Eared Slider Turtles make great gifts as pets, as long as the owner is responsible with keeping them healthy. All of this can be done with the proper amount of attention to the turtle's behavior. People do disregard the fact that these turtles do grow. Large adult individuals may require up to 150-gallon tanks or better still, a pond if the outdoor environment is conducive. And if you are planning to keep the adult inside just make sure you have a large aquarium tank ready for it. And as sizes increase so does their care.

5. And with care comes more difficultly and it becomes more expensive. Sliders are very popular and often purchased for children, These turtles are very fun to watch, and are very active and entertaining you’ll never be board with them. Turtles require much more frequent aquarium cleaning than some people realize. This should also be considered before purchase. Many of turtle have been put into places because owners can’t afford them any more. Don’t buy if you can’t afford. PLEASE

6. Red eared slider turtle

7. Animal Rescue Organizations across the United States are currently caring for a large number of these turtles that were purchased and now given to them because people can’t handle them.

8. The average lifespan of the Red Eared Slider is between 20 and 25 years, though some individuals may live as long as 40 years. Red-eared sliders are considered to be omnivores because they eat both animal proteins (i.e. crickets) and also vegetable matter. The baby turtles will need up to 40% of their food from strictly protein sources however when they grow up to be adult turtles than they will usually eat vegetation. These turtles mostly feed on small fish water snails and plants growing underwater when they are out in the wild. But when they are kept as pets small turtle food pellets will work just fine.

9. Awww look at the love

10. This is my turtle Taylor adorable in my hands Taylor so small

11. More of them oh so cute More of them oh so cute

12. Taking care of your turtles Keeping the water warm is very important for your turtle's new environment. You should buy a water heater and thermometer to make sure that the turtle is kept at a good warm temperature. If you turtle is too cold he won't eat his food and if he is too hot than you might end up killing him so make sure that you have good heating instruments and monitor them regularly.

14. My Taylor at home chilling

15. Now here are more pictures of different turtles you may want to buy one day East African Side Necked Turtle

16. Australian snake necked turtle

17. Big Headed Turtle

18. Black Marsh Terrapin

19. Box Turtle Eastern

20. Box Turtle Ornate Turtle

22. Fly River Turtle

23. Star Tortoise turtle

24. THE END So that all for now with my wonderful turtle presentation My next turtle will be a box turtle ornate just to let all know What I will Add with my turtle Taylor If you would like to know where to buy turtles Just look up your yellow book for the nearest pet store to you and they will have turtles that you can buy just like mine