When i was a kid i lived on a farm. On this farm we had many dams, my dad attempted to make the one closest to our house into two dams but instead accidentally created a massive wetlands as the two dams joined forces and formed a huge rather shallow lake… type thing.
Being the enquisitive kid i was i used to head down to the dam and check out stuff, tadpoles, eels etc. On occaision I would find washed up on the shores tiny little turtles. Ignoring my fathers instructions I decided to adopt one of these little critters and take it back to the house and love it and feed it and be merry.
Being somewhere around the age of 8, i did not know the first thing about how to actually look after one of these amazing creatures. So i dug a hole in the ground and put an ice cream container in filled with water and put an old guinea pig cage over the top of it. A couple of weeks passed and everything seemed fine, then i noticed my pet turtle would not come out of his shell. Then after another couple of days i noticed he had not moved very much at all. Then my Dad had to tell me the bad news, my turtle had died. DEVISTATED.
This was all before the age of the internet and we had to resort to things called “books” to research. The closest library was a 2 hour drive away (not counting the mobile library that came to school every now and then, which only had primary school type books). So i had no access to any information on how to care for a pet turtle. These days you’ve got it lucky. There are people out there that know a whole lot about caring for turltes and terrapins and they are prepared to share that knowledge with you.
The Turtle and Terrapin Care Guide
What you get is a 58 page book with 9 chapters covering everything from the types of turtle available to have as pets and where to buy them from. Going right through to how to care and treat diseases. This means you can learn everything you will ever need to know to give your turtle a better quality of life. If you are thinking about getting a turtle for yourself or your children (they are great pets) then this guide shows you alot about how to care for pet turtles and terrapins.
What you will learn from the Turtle Guide Book:
• The care your turtle needs to thrive (and be merry)
• Setting up the perfect environment for your turtle
• Spotting and treating turtle illnesses
• How to hibernate a turtle
• How to successfully breed turtles! (rad!)
• How to train a turtle to your touch and voice
This guide is really a great resource for all things turtle related. There is also two free bonus guides one on fighting algae in turtle aquariums and the other on performing emergency first aid on turtles. (which is what i needed for my turtle 
)
There is a 60 day, no questions asked money-back guarantee. Having read the guide I would be very surprised if you wanted to claim a refund because it is pretty awesome. However, it is nice to know the option is there and your purchase is risk-free.
Click Here To Check It Out!
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