Would this be good for a baby turtle and would I a be able to put in tank?
230279
maybe for a land turtles, but not for an aquatic one. these shouldn't be in water...if it is aquatic,maybe use a water heater?
205814
You cannot use this inside a tank ever. You can't clean inside your tank with your turtles in it except with water.
703430
No, it is too large and needs to be fully immersed in water..go to google and key in heater for turtle tank...u should get an answer.
1652095
I believe this heater will be way too much for your small tank. I use this in winter only for 20 gal tank for a turtle. Hope this helps. Don't fry your fish!
2061955
You should be fine with this feeder. There is a little sliding "door" that adjusts for the size of the food and the amount you want to fall out per feeding. The big button in the back will allow you to test the food quantity that is dropped before you have to wait for any timer setting you have set. I've used this with very tiny turtle pellets and with the turtle sticks. It does well with different types of food. The only thing I didn't like it with was fish flakes.They tend to stick because of the moisture. But pellets and sticks work just fine in my experience.
1454428
It would def keep your 10 gal tank clean for along time and it would be very safe for a small turtle. I've been very happy with this filter. We have little baby fish all the time and they're totally fine. The filter is quiet and it's nice to not have to clean the tank all the time!
837931
You should not be keeping turtles (plural??) in a 10 gallon tank unless it is a temporary feeding area and only if they are hatchlings. Aquatic turtles need approximately 10 gallons of water PER inch of shell as measured from head to tail. Once they hit 2 inches they are way too large for a 10 gallon tank.
476737
Your turtle cannot be more than 8 and one half inches in width. As long as it is smaller than that there are no problems
474156
Yes. I use it for 4 aquatic turtles when I travel. It comes with a mounting bracket that can attach to the side of the aquarium. The only down side is it can be a little tough to setup the feeder to dispense an exact amount each time, but overall it is pretty good for the price.
901925
I would personally try it out. My only concern would be it getting into the filter itself because the lid doesn't latch but that would be the most minor nuisance. You certainly wouldn't go through filter media as quickly as with a turtle! I woulld say go for it, just keep an eye out to make sure they aren't showing any signs of distress or aggitation. It should be fine.
846319
Yes, this pump would be an excellent choice for your turtle tank. You just squeeze the blue part a few times fast and the water will come then start coming out real quickly. Hope this helps!
1803848
This is very large,,50 gallons. We house two LARGE turtles and could fit a few more. It takes up a fair amount of space. Go smaller!
1687609
Its not a turtle tank at all. Its for small bits of water, like a pond for dart frogs or something of that sort, but the main point of the fixed front is for deep substrates for a planted enclosure. If you really want something that opens in the front but would still be suitable for your turtles then you'd be looking at one of the large, long exo terras since Zoo Med doesn't produce ones like that. A better option for you though would be a 40g breeder tank that you can put more than 4 inches of water in.
1022675
Yes...I have two small turtles and has about 8-10 gals if water....great tank
565159
This terrarium would be ok for a young house gecko under 2" but as it grows you will need a larger tank as they range from 3-6" once grown. Geckos jump and climb leaves and branches, so keeping one in a tank this size wouldn't be very nice, and could shorten the geckos life span. It's a good starter tank, but it will need a transfer.
1618202
I'm sure u could! Although u would need to purchase some additional items to set it up properly for a turtle. However, you may eventually need a bigger tank as the turtle grows.. Or depending on the size of the turtle get a bigger tank.. If I was you I would purchase a set that is meant for a turtle or just purchase a tank separately
452039
A regular heater will do fine to keep your turtle warm. I would not recommend this particular heater, but DO NOT keep your turtle in a baby pool next to a fire! Temperatures in fires fluctuate way too much, and I would be concerned about it melting. Get your turtle a proper tank, heater, and a filter. If your turtle is full grown, I would suggest at least a 20 gallon tank, preferably 30.