I reaserched this myself for some reason...

Check these links...

Bog turtle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


BOG TURTLES - Keystone Wile Notes

Probably illegal to have one though as they are endangered species.

Also smallest tort....Speckled Cape Padloper? ED???

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I care for:

1.0.0 Red Eared Slider (Trachemys scripta elegans)- 10/11 yrs old

0.0.2 Leopard-Spotted Catfish (Synodontis eupterus) -5/6 yrs old

0.0.1 Red Tailed Shark (Epalzeorhynchus bicolor) - 7 yrs old

2.1.0 Moggies - various ages

"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be measured
by the way in which its animals are treated."
- Mahatma Ghandi

Thats the radical left working for you... please think about it.

OK I've thought about it, what the hell are you talking about, radical left?

if you don't understand... it's one of my wasted moments... my fault... disregard.

lol radical left...

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They're one of my favourite bands.

I can get you one of those being the the dealer that I am... not... well... maybe... there are limited legal avenues... on occasion.

if you are looking for a small and easy to look after turtle get a map turtle and if you are wanting it small try to get a male as they dont grow as big
preloved.co.uk have a few free to a good home or did have.
map turtles are a good starting point for new turtle owners as they are easy to look after
a few river rocks make a good substrate and are easier to clean out than gravel. a few plants a heater a basking area and you are sorted

......don't forget a decent external filter and lights to raise the basking area to 90-95F and provide UVB. Male maps would be quite good turtles for someone wanting a turtle that doesn't get huge, but females do get large, up to about 11" and maps are more sensitive to water quality. Even for a Male map you're looking at minimim tank size of 200L.

yeh forgot about the heater.
i know its not as easy as slapping a few bits together to make a good habitat. sorry if it looked that way
i have a 550L tank ( roughly ) for my soft shell. about 1/3 full with water