I used to catch alot, but i put them back into sea, some of this poor baby just do not know how to reach the sea or went the wrong way, seagull may eat them up, so let nature decided their fate, if you see one on the sand scambling, just pick it up and put it into the sea as far as you can go.Originally posted by polarsnake:My dad just brought home a baby sea turtle from East Coast (says that it refused to return back to the sea). Now question is, how do we take care of it?
1) What does it eat?
2) should we provide it with salt water (salt+tapwater) or just normal tapwater? My dad is also concerned about chlorine in the water.
god love u..Originally posted by polarsnake:TS Update: creature released into the sea. I had emailed Singapore Zoological Gardens about this, they called and asked me to contact Underwater World as they will still send it there nevertheless. But today underwater world not open... so bo bian... released it into the sea today as I scared that the turtle cmi![]()
salt plus tapwaterOriginally posted by polarsnake:My dad just brought home a baby sea turtle from East Coast (says that it refused to return back to the sea). Now question is, how do we take care of it?
1) What does it eat?
2) should we provide it with salt water (salt+tapwater) or just normal tapwater? My dad is also concerned about chlorine in the water.