Never take a wild turtle home with you. Turtle species native to Delaware are prohibited from being owned as pets, according ...

Red-eared and yellow-bellied sliders are two types of non-native turtles you'll find in the wild in Delaware. Red-eared sliders are especially populous, often seen basking with painted turtles and ...

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Red-eared sliders are especially populous, often seen basking with painted turtles and red-bellied cooters. They're easy to identify by their red "ears," or red marks on either side of their heads.

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If you wish your red-eared sliders to grow as fast as bamboo, then Fluker's Freeze-Dried River Shrimp Pet Food is worth a try. The main ingredient of this food is freeze-dried river shrimps – also the ...

5. Red-Eared Sliders Exceptional Environmental Adapters Charming Red-eared Slider Turtle. Image via Depositphotos. Red-eared sliders (Trachemys scripta elegans) display an extraordinary ability to ...

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Captive red-eared sliders can live surprisingly long lives, at around 20 to 40 years in optimal conditions. Some individuals have even reached 40+ years, but this is fairly rare.