Red Eared Slider Turtle - AMAZING FACTS - You Probably didn't know
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- Red-eared turtle is also known as red-eared slider turtle as it slides rocks easily.
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How did you make the moss plank?
Mine loves to play. He'll sit and watch me until I come over and interact with him :) He also knows his name. I say "Sammy" when he's asleep and he'll pop right out of his shell and stand up in the water. Love my pet turtle so much.
Aw my previous one's name was Sammy, his partner Sally is still with me, she's an absolute sweetheart and I love her uwu. She does all these too but she knows a lot more tricks and things and behaves like a dog I love it XD
Mine bites me and tries to escape... I had him for over a year
Mine too, she 7 years old, my treasure
Hi I have a baby turtle what advice would you give ?
Bro mine just bites me
My RES name is Ninosa. She’s about 11 years. She’s very spoiled and sassy. Loves to walk around all over the place and since my husband has been working from home, she won’t leave his side! She’s even made an appearance at one his zoom meetings. This might sound weird but I think she even knows his schedule!
She gets out of bed at 7 am and goes straight to his desk and waits. I love my RES so much!
What do you do to minimize the salmonella traces they leave when free roaming? I'd love to let mine free roam but the people I live with aren't keen on it because they're worried about salmonella
My girl is almost 27 and I’ve had her since I was 5. Dad brought her home in a Dixie cup and now she’s a monster. Very true to the video about them being friendly and social. She walks around the house with my cats and dog and will follow me as well. Great pets but more time consuming with tank care that I think leads to a lot of them being abandoned and rehomed.
What do you do to minimize the salmonella traces they leave when free roaming? I'd love to let mine free roam but the people I live with aren't keen on it because they're worried about salmonella
@@HC-ur9no I just make sure to mop well after she does her walkabout. She's not out all the time. I can see where its a concern if you have children that crawl on the floor but as long as you clean well and wash your hands after handling anything turtle related it's fine.
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I came here because of him lol
Mine is soo cute! His little grouchy expression make me smile everyday!! Mine loves shrimp and being brushed with a soft toothbrush! Love him to pieces!🥰🥰🥰
I'm so happy for you! I really want one hopefully by my birthday :)
I have two. One is really active and likes being brushed. The other is the opposite
I rescued mine 5 years ago. Was not prepared for her to grow so much, saving to make her a pond😇
I’ve had my turtles for 6 years and they sleep me with in the night, they climb up on the sofa by themselves and always get so happy when they see me. When I let them out their aquarium they follow me around the house😊
That is so cute!!
Can turtles walk on carpets? I haven't allowed it to do that but I'm just wondering so I can allow it to have more free space
@@crazyvirus2472 Yeah i let mine walk around sometimes
@@crazyvirus2472 I also let mine walk on carpet. She sleeps in our room and has her own bed 🛏. The room has carpet and we’ve never had a problem with it.
Fpr how long u leave the turtle out of the water?
My daughter had to have two sliders. They were the size of a half dollar when we got them. After 4 tank size upgrades, a $400 filter system and hundreds of dollars for everything else. I have two sliders about the size of a kids football and growing.
Me too. Mine are 20 years old and they know their names. They are both little sweethearts. And they are in my Will.
I Have 3 large for 15 yrs now
I have one that is 34 now. She will follow you around like a dog. And be careful you don’t over feed them cause they’ll eat like a dog too. And beg for food, even after they’ve eaten
YESS like i give them the sideways turn like i just fed u all that energy put into beggin me for food and now u want more
Yes! I grew up with no pets, no dogs ever, no cats but one of these turtles for about 12 years. She loved playing outside with the water hose with us and she would run all over the house whenever we took her out of her home to play! So amazing for little ones
my ones r 4 and they beg all the time lmao
@@alekseyv4846 be clawing up the glass n stuff gahlee
I have a turtle that is about 6 years old and 2 that are about 2 years old. I’m surprised they have my face memorized
I just bought a baby one and she is the sweetest I was scared but now I'm obsessed she is so adorable!
I found my red eared slider in the parking lot of the hospital when he was 2 months old. His name is COVID-19 and he’s a little over one now
Cool but odd name for a turtle....or any pet for that matter lol
LOL
Hahahha now I want to name my turtle that😂
I’m looking for a new one and it’s name will be delta variant
@@MrJamesfowler78 lmao
T-U-R-T-L-E POWER!
Although I knew all these facts because I kept them, I still watched these cute little turtles swim
my grandparents had found one in their backyard and we were deciding to give him away but my dad wanted to keep him so we did. we’re still gathering materials for his tank and have a filter coming in on thursday, his name is wiggles. :)
how’s the turtle now?
If he’s wild, he should stay in the wild. Don’t put him in a tank!
Ours was found in a friend’s kitchen & became our pet. It was a tiny baby no where near a water source. Most likely our friends cat was out exploring and brought it home.
I have 2 females & 1 male. They are 20 now and I've had them all their lives.
:)
Very nice, May I ask what size tank you have? I’m thinking of getting one and I’m not sure how many gallons the tank should be for an adult
@@david.chilin 10 gallons for every inch of the turtle shell 👍🏼
@@stoppls5395 thanks
@@david.chilin I have the 2 females in a 30 gallon tank and the male is in his own 30 gallon tank.
Red eared are the coolest, my Phillip is 32 and Yani is seven both are spoiled rotten and possessive of me they go crazy when I give them ripe banana treats but being such messy guys they only get it before I clean their terrarium, they are living the dream though as they get everything they need to be happy healthy and comfortable.
32? Holy crap, really?
I too have red ear turtles. Leo and Lyla. They are the most cute pet. Very smart and effectionate. They recognise their names. They have filled my life with so much happiness.
God bless them.
Fun fact the TMNT are Red Ear Sliders like how Scooby-Doo is a Great Dane
I have two female sliders. I've had them both since they were babies. One is 15 yrs old and the other one 30 yrs. I love them so much. Very curious and friendly creatures. One of their favorite foods to eat are strawberries. Lol
These are pets which I never regret keeping! They are the best!
Thank you so much for sharing! I have been raising red-eared sliders for a long time now and you covered every topic I was curious about!
I accidentally have 4 of them- 😂 My parent bought me 2 for my birthday but 1 died at young age and because I was afraid the other one going to be lonely, I went to buy a new one. And so, one say I let them bask outside and the original old one ran away. And so, seeing how the new one was left alone, I went to buy new one.. At first I planned to buy only 1 but then I saw that the pet shop got only left 2 and one of them are very small. Very very tiny. It was as tiny as 50¢. And I was really worried about that one, like how is it going to survive? What if the one who bought the little one can't even take care of it? (funny how I can't even take care of mine and yet 😭) and so.. I bought the 2 of them together.. And now, I have 3 of them. 😂 Fast forward to a month later, my mom was cleaning the trees in the yard and she saw the long lost original turtle. He was small, as small as the first time he went missing. I guess he didn't get to eat anything.. And so, now I have 4 of them together. 😂 And no worry, they all been doing great. Especially the little one, he grown up so well that I feel like a proud mother. 😭 Been having them since September 2020 +- 2 months for the new ones. And I love them so much too. I planned to dig a pond for them at the yard but then again, I'm quite worried because there's sightings of the big lizards around the yard.
September of 2021???
@@slowpoke4557 HOLI TYPO 2020*
How long was the missing turtle out on his own?
My babies are about 10 years old. They are a lot of work but I enjoy their company. Your video was very informative.
Hello, if you own a turtle, a great idea is to put in the water a bird mirror, I have had my slider for over 30 years, I was worried that he was lonely as I worked 10 hour a day, I put a three sided bird mirror in the water and he stares in it just like a bird would, he spends hours a day playing, sometimes snapping at the mirror thinking it is a real turtle, this was the best idea ever, the mirror just sits at the bottom of tank and he does what he wants with it, it is 100% safe as bird mirrors are protected in plastic, he is happily amused for hours a day, please try for yours, you will be amazed how much they love it, he never gets tired of playing with it
Hey I have that same idea , I'm going to do it too I'm a new mom
Sir, they can live to be over 70 years. They don’t stay small forever. And the last turtle that had teeth died 160 million years ago. Everything else said is legit. But I had to laugh at the “teeth like other turtles” 🤣🤣🤣 I live on the gulf coast and we have these everywhere. Turtles have always been my favorite animal ❤️
Ok...I have to correct you. For one, different tutles species have different life spans. Res turtles live up to 20 yrs give or take. And most turtles do have teeth. But they are in the throat not mouth.
Thank you so much ,I recently adopted one and he's my first we are still getting aquatinted he is funny very active but when I approach his container he pulls his head in then Peep's out just a bit I'm still trying to figure out what food he likes please help
RES turtles have a lifespan between 20-35 years.
I knew the teeth thing didn’t sound right 😂
I laughed the whole video, who translated this video? Fun video but I was like what is going on with grammar and sentence structure here??
I’ve had my girl four 6yrs now and she only basks once in awhile? She is healthy and very active. She eats shrimp, meal worms, and pellets. I tried giving her lettuce before and she only nibbled on it.
As long as the temperature of water isn't too high (best around 25~26°c) and she has a good and warm(35 to even 40°c) basking spot which she can reach easily, climb and rest on, red eared sliders tend to bask around 2 to 9 hours a day. I have a 12 year old male slider and he wasn't interested in greens too, you can try stop feeding for a couple of days and then offer some veggies and leave it in the tank with her. If she didn't touch it again, try to scent them with some fish or her favorite foods. Mine now eats everything for 5 years! Good luck!
My boy does not eat lettuce or veggies much either. He loves his pellets, mealworms, shrimp, and crickets.
I have somewhere around 50 RES and the only greens they eat are water hyacinths along with there turtle pellets and koi food, they like salami, beef/steak, chicken, hot dogs, rats, gophers, fish(they hunt the little ones at night) and donuts. Get the picture? in there official description the word glutton is used. Offer them anything, either they will eat it or not... But not too many donuts. Remember they are cold blooded so they don't digest when cold, if they are basking they're likely ready to eat. The little baskers...
So do mine
Don't give lettuces and spinaches please! Cucumbers, carrots, bananas, pears, apples stuff like that is okay besides meat and fish
I clicked this video because I’m thinking of rescuing/rehiring a yellow bellied slider from a coworker. I’ve never owned a turtle.
My budgie Miku was sitting near me when it started and I was definitely not expected budgie sounds in the first few seconds of the video. Miku was kinda upset no birds were responding to her.
Turtles are awesome but high maintenance! If you have the time, energy, funds, and care for them go for it.
My sister had 3 turtles. 1 we accidentally left in the kiddie pool outside for some sunbathing for too long and he cooked unfortunately the other two literally ran away from the same pool, they used eachother and the items in the pool to climb out into the yard and disappeared. Obviously this was our fault for not paying enough attention and leaving them in an un gated area. But me and my sister were both under 18 and my mom had no idea what she was doing. Watching this i feel bad for those turtles and they should not be childrens pet without also being the parents pet
My boyfriend has one. We been together 4yrs now and I love his turtle Everytime I call his name he turns his head and looks for me.😄
My slider is almost 3 years old. I have named it turtle turtle. 🐢 I had no idea how social they were. I know when it was small I keep it in a large glass bowl. When I would come into the kitchen it would start splashing around until I came and fed it.
I've had my turtle for 6 years and never researched about him until now and boy am I glad
My husband found a quite large one in the backyard yesterday. He had to miss it with the mower. It was kind of digging a hole, so maybe laying eggs?
You might have grand kids
Yes, the females get quite big, and that’s exactly what she was doing! 🥰🥰🥰
My 2 RES's are adults. The female is older. I've had her since 1989 and it is now 2023 and she is very active and always has been. I had her since I was 9. I got the boy in 2003. He's friendly when feeding but not so much otherwise. I have to fish him out of the 90 gallon tank I have them in. I have invested a lot of time and money making them a basking area above the tank with Mega Ray bulbs and eggcrate (the things people use for commercial lighting ; they are white panels. I had them in a smaller one but as you all know, they are excellent swimmers and need space so I did that for them in 2019, and they have more than enough space. I watched your video and I thin it was good information but mine dont act exactly like you described. My girl ;which I thought was a boy for many yrs is very big ,active, and friendly. My boy is smaller ;yet an adult, but more territorial as males are in this species, scared , and somewhat aggressive. As for diet mine eat Reptomin, Feeder Fish, Crickets, Dry Crickets and Mealworms, Strawberries, Kale, and Carrots. They do not like Veggies as much as meat and fruit. My girl will walk around the house when I take them out for exercise, but the male shies away and would rather be in his tank even though he has been touched and handled since 2003. He's the protector I guess but he needs to have more faith in his surroundings and have fun like she does. I have never been bitten by either one but he will open his mouth and twist his neck to try to get me clamping on his shell with my two hands, whereas my girl is a dare devil and fears nothing and actually enjoys our interactions outside the tank. With that being said I think one size just as children does not fit all, but overall you did a great job explaining. I didn't get them when they were very small and green where they fit in your palm. Mine were the size you have to hold them like a sandwich. I never gave my turtles bananas because I always thought they'd choke and I dont intend to as that is not in their natural habitats neither are strawberries or carrots laying around. I can see in Texico's eyes she's getting older but a healthy RES can live longer than you mentioned in captivity as she was big when i got her versus him. Sunoco is cute in his own way just doesnt like interacting as much , so you will get some RES like him that are just a grouch IMO. I have been a turtle parent since I was 9, I am 43 and my 2 RES's are healthy and happy and surprisingly, I have never taken them to a vet because there are none anywhere near me that deals with this type of reptile; which is a shame being that they are a household pet; and even more sadly that many take years to really figure out how to care for them. Remember I got got my first in 1989 when we didn't have all this info and even with all of this many still neglect (either on purpose or not) these long lived beauties. I wish mine would lay eggs but I never looked into it and always just wanted them as pets
My catfish pond is infested with red eared turtles. I ring a bell before I feed fish and turtles show up first .
"they are good looking and friendly"
meanwhile my RES Perry just bit my finger :(
Hungry? Adequate housing?
Xx Yy they will bite if they’re scared. They are friendly if you’ve handled them a lot. You’ll usually get a warning “hiss” before they bite. If you put your hand under water, turtle attached, they will usually relax and let go
My turtle is actually very mean lol he only bites
@@arefuller3613 yes what to di
@@arefuller3613 all videos said their are friendly but mine is meany and bites a lot
Mine are right now adolescent ( about 7-8 years old) and they just chill and relax all day. They don’t need so much attention now that they are older, but it’s good to say hi to them a few times a day.
Have you ever just propped up a camera in there just to see what the turtles do? That would be an AWESOME video, love the background setup 🐢🌴
Your budgies are chirping lol
Ours, Buddy, whom we inherited a couple months ago has been pink for weeks. We googled all sorts of things trying to figure out the cause. His previous owners thought it was normal. Finally got some expert advice and a proper diagnosis; pneumonia from the frozen prawns he's been fed, and a too-low water temperature.
On antibiotics now, slow recovery.
How’s buddy doing now?
How’s your turtle?
@@BunnyTrixx-gw8ws seems happy. I'm thinking we're possibly having tank pH issues
I've had mine for 12 years and still living strong!
Thank you for those FACTS I liked the video
info common known aquatic turtles
aquatic turtles are known to injure each other when they are matured, especially when there is much fosfor in their diet. I keep mine with a divider in the middle where they still can see and smell each other and touch noses but can't chase each other.
they grow large, need a water temperature of 25°c else they can develop shield rot, a beach that doesn't scratch the shield that has a temperature of 35°c with UV as they need it for certain vitamins and to warm up as a reptile, variety of food as they are omnivores that contains Red sticks - Small Sticks (special aquatic turtle sticks)- Shrimp - Calcium worm - Dried fish - Mealworms - Amphipods - Water fleas - Silkworms all dried or dead as feeding alive is cruel as they rip apart food - Sepia for vital needed calcium - stomach gravel as they don't have a kneeding stomach, same like birds and no teeths to chew. as last Vitamin powder to be sure they get all nutrition. I use it in dried bugs and insects and fish. shaking it with the vitamin powder in a bag. the powder gets into the pores of those bugs and insects and fish. some of that powder gets off as soon you place the food in the water but there is enough in those pores as long you give it regularly. just keep it in a bag and shake before you feed them. Once the food finished in the bag the left over vitamin powder can be reused with the new food. vary the food per time, don't give a mix of all varieties at once as they are picky eaters and will only eat their favourites in such case and missing vital nutrition. with elder turtles pause a day or 2 once a week. young turtles daily. remove all leftovers after 5 minutes to avoid the water getting sour which is harmful and the turtles becoming too fat.
they eat fresh vegetables and fruit and they love it. always research before giving fresh food. for example spinach contains nitrite which isn't good for aquatic turtles. some vegetables bind and neutralise calcium which result in calcium shortage with various conditions as a result and can be deathly. andive, cucumber, waterweed and duckweed are safe to give, the rest research first from multiple sources as there is many misguiding out there. mine don't like andive and prefer chicory instead so it's always a search and what each individual prefers and is safe to eat. all that care is pretty expensive in electricity, water and overal care and time consuming. they can easily get 50 years old. I have 2 rescues for 21 years and learned it all by mistakes and errors over the years. cat food happened to be, in contrary with common info about these turtles, not good for them as it's too fat, contain too much nutrition and is too salty that have a negative effect on their welfare based on the newest studies.
rather make a nice indoor pond for them than a aquarium as they can see through the glass and will constantly try to swim there but they can't which result in frustration, stress and escape desire and they are escape artists.
Thank you for the video, gorgeous turtles! ❤🐢🙏
Thank you, this info is super useful
Really a very good content
I have a tiny baby red eared slider so thank you so much for making this video
3:03 Thats what my turtle looks like
Please make sure he gets plenty of UV full spectrum light and keep his water warm. Not boiling hot...think tropical freshwater. Do you have an aquarium thermometer? Read as much as you can about caring for them. If they aren’t able to bask, they will get shell rot and die. They can’t swallow food outside of the water. They are easy to care for, but there are a few things that they need to survive that other pets don’t need. I wish you the best with your little turtle 🙃
Nice alen
I'm getting my red eared slider turtle tomorrow 😱😳 🥰 🐢
My turtle looks like a burger so we call him burger :) and he is the most playful everrr! So adorable! Also remember to never pur ur burgers upside down! They can’t breath when they’re on their backs
Nice ☺️👌
I love turtles ,i have One turtle pseudemys heirogliphica and a Rússian tortoise ,
Does that russian turtle say "blyat" when he's hungry?
@@aniketsingh5516 no? I think lmaohahalol
Liked and Subscribed have mines over 24yrs now and she's still going strong....but i love your tank set up, do you have a vid on where you was able to get all those? That plant base looking basking area and the Heat lamp, does it have a timer or is it manuel??
On May 26 2021, I found a raccoon eating some eggs in my garden.🥚 I rescued 3 and made a incubator. So far one baby Slider turtle hatched.🐢 He was a cutie. I just released him back into the pond his Mama may have come out of. I live in Florida. I am surrounded by ponds and streams.
If you find another one to hatch. I'll pay shipping if you'll send it to me. I'm on the gulf coast myself. I had one until after Katrina. I want another hatchling or two for me and my daughter's to have.
Thank you!
Easy to take care of is an understatement. Although they don't require constant supervision. They need heating, good filteration, large tanks. It can take more than a couple hundred dollars to be a successful RES owner.
Couple thousand*.
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Hey!
We have one that is currently 22 years old. But this one is not very friendly! She will actually bite and hiss at you if you try to touch her so we've never been able to interact with her a lot.
She's really big too! I need to carry her with both of my hands.
Nice turtles there cheers
I have a Red Eared Slider named… Slider. I thought of the name from the name of the species.
He loves to play a game where I put my finger on his tank, and then he will follow it.
He LOVES food and he will do ANYTHING for something to eat. His favorite food is shrimp 🦐
"This is a popular pet because it is beautiful and friendly!"
My red eared slider who follows then bites at any finger it sees:
I have 2 yellow belly red eared turtles.
Will be a year next month
Everytime they see me they swim over to get fed .
me2 I only have 1 and he acts like a dog 😂
Just adopted a male and female. The guy at the store sold them to me both for $10. He said they were 15 years old already. I just made a pond with a mini beach and a fence beforehand to put them in there. I live in the South where it is warm most the year. I think they will like it in their new home.
I didn't knew cause I don't have a turtle 😅
If I had it I will just goo crazy XD
I LOVE YOU ALL VIDEO SO MUCH😊😊😊
My turtles name is benji he’s 4 years old and we got him a female turtle who’s like 4X his size but every time I walk up to the glass they both swim fast to me and start splashing they’re the most adorable turtles ever
im glad to hear my turtle probably wont be growing much more lmao, got him at like 5 inches and now hes like a foot long lmao
Hi thanks for this info! I just rescued one about a year ago, and was wondering how can i set up a proper environment for it? Currently all we have is a plain tank and a simple filter. And a basking area. Is there anything else I can add to make the tank more interesting for the terrapin?
This turtle is sooooo.... Cutte
My friend used to have 2 red eared slider turtles, both female, their names were Karai and Casey, Karai sadly died a while ago
Mines been a yard pond turtle chillin w the koi for like a year im surprised hes never just wondered off
Learning more about my Curtis Franklin
You have a beautiful tank in there! Loved it!
Could you please describe the size of your tank? I also have a RES, I think it might be great if I can make a beautiful tank for her
Thank you very much. Size is 80x40x40cm
Need more constructed videos like this elaboration on every subject. I just found a baby red eared today cleaned it off have it a water and dry area with grounding it won't eat the lettuce but I'll get food first thing tomorrow
I bought my daughter a RES 14 yrs ago & I had to care for the Turtle bc my daughter couldn't take it to college with her & I've had her ever since.
When I bought the turtle, she was the size of a quarter & now she's the size of a large dinner plate.
I have her in a 100 gallon tank & I hope she doesn't grow anymore bc I'm not buying another tank to fit her size.
When he bit your finger 🤣🤣
Mine likes to beat his heater up and drag it to the other side of the tank and always constantly rearranging his furniture in there. Hes a busy boy
I named my slider Teddy,he loves to bully the sucker fish since there equal in size.only owned hem 4 months and he's the most interesting of all my reptile pets.
Thank you For This Wonderful Video And Valuable And Important Information, Especially Since This Type is Very Widespread, Greetings From Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 🫡 your Channel is Very Beautiful 🤩
Simple question: How much is this red eared turtle worth in the United States?
in Saudi Arabia babies start from a minimum of $4 and a maximum of $10.
To clarify red eared don't hybernate but others do, my northern redbelly Cinnamon is hybernating right now
that was good
Painted turtles look neat as well.
They have outlawed them in the Northeast...I just rescued last year she's about 8 to 10 inches across definitely an older mature turtle, she was stuck in the middle of an exit ramp almost getting hit by cars, I can't find anyone or place that want to rehome her it has to be responsible, safe caring
My red eared sliders are so spoiled to the point they're almost 6 years old😅
I love turtles lol
Make a video on Facts about Indian Star Tortoise. Liked this facts video👍
Caught one while fishing , kept it for ± 1 year until sadly had to release it (shes too aggresive & huge for us)
Mine is about 35 now, got a heated outdoor paradise after early years were in a less than ideal tank.. can see me a mile off!
I have 2 of them ❤️🙏🏽✌🏽
I have 3 👁👅👁
@Hi :) cool 🐢🐢🐢
What si théoriquement size pls ?
Awesome video, HOWEVER, they are in fact, NOT EASY to take care of!
They require all kinds of stuff and are very expensive to keep properly.
So not a good starter pet.
I did learn some things from this video. But had to disagree with the "easy" part.
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Yeah, they are not easy to take care of, but they are a hardy and will not get sick or die easily
Done subscribe bro...i like your video's
Great video . I recommend you check out a Chinese golden thread turtles , basically the red eared slider of Taiwan 🇹🇼. Very fun turtle to raise and they get big and like a slider lives for 40-50 years or more
cool
Borat got turtles now.
My 4 Northern Red Bellied Turtles Are Very cool Got Them Some Feeding Fish And They Became Freaking Friends
they may be easy to care for but not cheep they need very large areas of water I have a male and female the female lives in a 120 galon and my make rescue who is very stunted lives in a 75 gallon
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Lol an old buddy of mines had turtles that he never took out of the tank and they kept dropping eggs in there.
can i ask what "grass carpet" type you used for that platform? sand color. Coconut? I have an 18 yo res, here in romania. meanwhile they got banned, but hypocrites allow the yellow belly, which still gets imported in pet shops. I love all kind of turtles.
Some of the turtles in the video are somewhat deformed. Not blaming anyone just saying, part of being an owner is reading up about how their shell should look & how to keep their vitamin and light levels etc good so their shell is ok.