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Hello!
I have a two year old Northern Black Knobbed Map turtle, male. He is about 4 inches SCL and lives in a 110 gallon tank with a large above tank basking area. His name is Waffle. I also have a Mississippi Map turtle, about 4-5 months old and about 2 inches SCL. "His" name is Pancake. He is living in a smaller tank with a Common Musk hatchling, Elon. My plan is to put Pancake in with Waffle when he is big enough. My question is, when is he big enough? Should I wait till he's closer in size to Waffle? Obviously if they don't get along I will separate. I do not plan to put Elon in the 110 gallon. I worry that it won't be big enough for all three as adults, especially if Pancake (the Mississippi Map) turns out to be female.
What do ya'll think?
Thanks!
I have a two year old Northern Black Knobbed Map turtle, male. He is about 4 inches SCL and lives in a 110 gallon tank with a large above tank basking area. His name is Waffle. I also have a Mississippi Map turtle, about 4-5 months old and about 2 inches SCL. "His" name is Pancake. He is living in a smaller tank with a Common Musk hatchling, Elon. My plan is to put Pancake in with Waffle when he is big enough. My question is, when is he big enough? Should I wait till he's closer in size to Waffle? Obviously if they don't get along I will separate. I do not plan to put Elon in the 110 gallon. I worry that it won't be big enough for all three as adults, especially if Pancake (the Mississippi Map) turns out to be female.
What do ya'll think?
Thanks!