Limited Time Offer! Baby Pet Turtles Melbourne

Packages are your best bet if you’re looking for a basic set-up for your baby turtle. These packages come with standard size and shape tanks and stands, along with the basic equipment needed to get it running. All you need on top of this is your water treatments, food and the turtle itself.

The downside of this setup is the size of the enclosure.  The tank will need to be upgraded sooner than a similar 2 ft enclosure from the different setups.

INCLUDES:

Tank (620W x 310D x 300H)

Stand

Foam

Reflector

UV Tube

Filter

Heater

Turtle Dock

Aquadome

Turtle Block

DOES NOT INCLUDE:

Water Treatments

Turtle Food

Turtle

3ft package $549 – as above but with a 920W x 360D x 460H tank

4ft package $599 – as above but with a 1220W x 360D x 460H tank

The brand Reptile One is known for their quality and reliability. The Reptile One Turtle Eco tanks come with built in filtration and a slot for your water heater, all located behind the tank. This makes for easy cleaning of filter material and makes the tank look cleaner and less cluttered without a heater or filter taking up space.

The downside of the Reptile One tanks is that their package comes with limited equipment that is needed for the turtle. There is no UV light or reflector which the turtles need to survive, so there is extra cost on top of the enclosure package.

INCLUDES:

Tank (590W x 440D x 460H)

Cabinet

Filter (built into tank)

Heater

Turtle Dock (built into tank)

DOES NOT INCLUDE:

Turtle Food

Turtle

Reflector

UV Tube

Water Treatments

Calcium Blocks

Aquadome

3ft package $828.99 – as above but with an 890W x 440D x 500H tank

4ft package $1198.99 – as above but with a 1190W x 590D x 500H tank

The $297 special Turtle Package generally lasts up to a year before it will be too small. So a decision you will need to make will be ‘Is it better to buy a bigger Tank from the start?’ You can get quite a few years out of a 4ft tank.

The turtle will be fine for a few weeks as long as it’s not a baby. If you go away give the turtle a big feed over 3-4 days then wait a few days for the turtle to digest the food. Then do a 50% water change and turn the temperature down to about 16 degrees. The turtle’s metabolism will slow down and he won’t be hungry. When you get back from holidays, turn the temperature back to 24 degrees and feed up!

We recommend a 50% water change every week. To reduce the amount of water changes there is an option to change the internal Filter for a Canister filter. The cost will be an extra $100. Your workload will be decreased.

Small gravel is a definite NO NO! Turtles can eat this size gravel and it can get stuck in their intestines and cause issues. If you want to use gravel make sure the diameter is minimum 10mm upwards.

Yes, turtles become very friendly and will eventually eat from your hand but remember that turtles are an aquatic animal and they spend most of their time in the water. Half an hour human/ turtle companionship will be ok.

Turtles are easy to feed. They eat a combination of pellets and frozen food in both meat-based and veggie based. You can also feed your pet turtle fish.

The turtles we sell are the Murray Short Neck. They are the Easiest, Hardiest and most trouble free to look after.

You don't need a license to keep Murray Short Neck turtles.

We are in Hoppers Crossing, which is in Melbourne's Western Suburbs and in Ferntree Gully in the East.