do turtles eat frogs? The other way around? 0.o I am desparate!!!☺♥?

Question

I am thinking about putting my baby frog with my baby turtle! Is that ok because i do not want them to eat each other! They are so cute! 0.o

Answer 1

Turtles DO eat frogs, lizards and fish.
Keep 'em isolated...

Answer 2

Turtles will eat anything they can get their chompers on... ask my finger. It's scared from a slider. Turtles are mostly scavengers, but they will hunt when the opportunity arises. In a tank, there is no where to hide, so frogs, fish, crustaceans and other animal will get nipped or eaten in the end. They may stay alive for a while, but if you value the other animal, remove them from the turtle.

Answer 3

Here is the deal. I am an amphibian/reptile expert.
Turtles (depending in the size/kind of frog and turtle) will eat frogs, especially if the frog is brightly colored and jumpy and the turtle is big.
I hope i was a help.
-newischk

Answer 4

depends on the species and SIZE of each...
Red earred sliders WILL eat small frogs. Or they will at least try to and bit off the poor frogs legs or feet if given the chance so PLEASE don't put them together.
Turtles are omnivores for the most part. That means they will eat plant material AND meat. They eat fish...they will eat small frogs.
But even if the frog is larger...the turtle may nip at its feet and hurt it....

Answer 5

Not a good idea to put them together. A turtle will try to eat just about anything!

Answer 6

Aquatic turtles eat something. something. I completely see your aquatic frog lacking a leg with in each and every week. My boyfriends sisters used to have relaxing throwing frogs in with their turtle to visual reveal unit them be eaten, i think of it replace right into a RES? nicely, relaxing/affordable food. (good day, i stay in florida, frogs are like... grass)

Answer 7

depends on the type of turtle
keep seperated

Answer 8

idk but i know turtles eat baby ducks cause i saw that happen once!