I was thinking, is there turtle diet such that the turtle coloring can be affected?
For example, a flamingo's pink is from the shrimp it eats.
Just curious...


theartbook35 wrote:Cool looking, yes... But, I personally wouldn't want to make my turtle look red or any other color... I'd be worried that it will never go away...
Kemul wrote:Interesting answers. Well, I don't want to turn my turtle blue or some other
unnatural colors. What I had in mind is food to turn turtles brighter green or
colors that look like pastel slider. Pastel turtle is beautiful
Anyway, since I got my turtles, Heine has the regular red "ears" and Ramen has
orange "ears". I'm sure Ramen is not a pastel slider though. No change food-wise,
same old Reptomin baby.
Any idea where to start with the study or experiment? Food coloring, green?

Kemul wrote:Thanks, people! I'll try carrots (again). My turtles are starting to like greens, so
I hope they'll eat the carrot slices next time I try it.
Ramen's orange "ears" are toward the pale side. The orange is not reddish at all.
I'm sure Ramen is healthy, just a little paleThe shell is in better condition than
Heine's. Heine's coloring is more vibrant though. It looks like Heine is an active
kid always playing in the open air while Ramen is the nerdy kid playing in the house
protected from the weather
Looks like pastel slider has entirely different coloring DNA? In that case, no
matter what food I give, RES can't become pastel
Anyway, my eye color is very dark brown

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