I have a 150 gal paludarium with a turtle, chinese water dragon and a few guppies. i have been really wanting to make my water brackish so i can house cooler fish. is there any way i can house my turtle and chinese water dragon with the brackish water. could i have a small area of freshwater that the turtle and lizard could wash off in or would this be a bad idea. i was also thinking about maybe making the water a little salty but not quite brackish because i know that most brackish water fish can live in freshwater. please let me know if this is a good idea or not. Thanks
reptiles in brackish water
- Thread starter Jarod187
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Just don't...as far as I know CWDs are found near FW habitats and your turtle is likely the same.
There are plenty of cool FW fish anyways.
There are plenty of cool FW fish anyways.
Yeah, none of those things should really be kept in brackish water, but in the future if you do go that route, diamondback terrapins can be kept in bw, so that might be something to consider.
Umm...salt water crocs get well over 10 feet long and can weigh over 2000 pounds. Most condsider it is the largest living reptile :screwy:
