Can red eared sliders eat spiders?

Do not feed crayfish, shrimp, wild-caught insects or spiders; these may carry harmful bacteria. Commercial diets: Feed your slider commercial diets only in moderation, and feed only those not composed primarily of insects.

What can I put in tarantulas cage?

Bedding is usually a few inches of sterilized potting soil or Eco Earth substrate. Place the habitat in an area of your home that averages 70–80 degrees Fahrenheit, or use a heating pad. Accessories similar to those in fish tanks (plants and rocks) are ideal additions, as is a hiding place like a hollowed log.

Can a turtle and fish be in the same tank?

Fish and turtles can live in the same tank together, provided several of the following factors are on point. Your aquarium tank is large enough to accommodate both turtles and fish. Your filter is strong enough to accommodate the extra load that fish will put on your water quality.

Can I put 2 turtles in the same tank?

The gender of your turtles plays an important part in whether they can be housed together. So, it’s best not to house multiple male turtles in the same tank, but two female turtles can get along just fine. A male and female turtle housed together is most likely not a good idea just because of the possibility of mating.

Can turtles eat tarantulas?

If you try to keep the turtle with the tarantula in an enclosure suitable for the turtle, the turtle will very likely eat the tarantula – if it falls into the water, if the turtle catches it on the basking platform… and you’re not providing the tarantula with the right enclosure to keep it happy and healthy.

Can turtles eat cicada shells?

Birds consume them in the greatest numbers, but many other animals get in on the act. Squirrels, dogs, cats, turtles, fish and spiders all eat cicadas, which for a few weeks are the protein equivalent of manna from heaven.

Can you put fish and turtles in the same aquarium?

Yes, you can put fish and turtles into the same aquarium, but there are a TON of strings attached. Basically, you need to get a lot of things right, and perhaps be a little lucky, in order to really make it work. And because of this, I would probably advise against it for most people. Here’s the thing.

Can you put fish in a 100 gallon turtle tank?

If you only intend to have one turtle and a couple fish, you should be good with a 100 gallon turtle tank. Now, if you’re going to be adding fish, you’ll need to tack on a little bit more to accommodate them. How much more? Personally, if you want to add fish to your turtle tank, I would recommend that you ONLY look at tanks 80 gallons and up.

What pets can go in a turtle tank?

Along with turtles, there are plenty of other suitable turtle tank mates. Other pets that can go in a turtle tank include snails, lizards, and frogs.

What fish can you put in a musk turtle tank?

Therefore, there is much more flexibility in terms of what fish you can put in a musk turtle tank. Some good suggestions for fish to live with musk turtles include: Tetras, Guppies, Angel fish, and Zebra fish. Believe me when I tell you that introducing a school of fish into a tank with a juvenile red-eared slider is a recipe for disaster!