Snapping Turtles Be Gansta

[Chief_For_Life58]

NSFW. Make sure youre eating while watching this video and if you love rats or hamsters thats a plus
Enjoy

[Chief_For_Life58]

lol that guy is f'n nuts. that turtle is huge haha

[Tombstone RJ]

I understand it's nature but the owner who is feeding these mice/rats to this--obviously very hungry and probably underfed snapping turtle--needs his head rammed into a wall for animal cruelty.

[Fish]

Animal cruelty? LOL...

[Tombstone RJ]

Originally Posted by Fish

Animal cruelty? LOL...

Here's thier diet:

Snapping turtles are omnivorous in nature, feeding on a wide variety of live prey and also eagerly eating floating aquatic vegetation. In captivity, they feed aggressively on fish, worms, and crayfish, and will eat floating commercial pellets as hatchlings, juveniles, and adults. They eat so well, in fact, that they can become quite overweight in captivity. By not overfeeding them, and by keeping their cage decorations complex and giving them large enclosures, keepers can keep their snappers healthy and happy.

This turtle owner is an asshole.

[Donger]

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

Here's thier diet:

Snapping turtles are omnivorous in nature, feeding on a wide variety of live prey and also eagerly eating floating aquatic vegetation. In captivity, they feed aggressively on fish, worms, and crayfish, and will eat floating commercial pellets as hatchlings, juveniles, and adults. They eat so well, in fact, that they can become quite overweight in captivity. By not overfeeding them, and by keeping their cage decorations complex and giving them large enclosures, keepers can keep their snappers healthy and happy.

This turtle owner is an asshole.

I'm pretty sure that rodents can be included in an omnivore's diet.

[Fish]

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

Here's thier diet:

Snapping turtles are omnivorous in nature, feeding on a wide variety of live prey and also eagerly eating floating aquatic vegetation. In captivity, they feed aggressively on fish, worms, and crayfish, and will eat floating commercial pellets as hatchlings, juveniles, and adults. They eat so well, in fact, that they can become quite overweight in captivity. By not overfeeding them, and by keeping their cage decorations complex and giving them large enclosures, keepers can keep their snappers healthy and happy.

This turtle owner is an asshole.

WTF? How is that owner an asshole in any way? Snapping turtles will eat just about anything. First you complain that the turtle is "obviously very hungry and probably underfed", and then provide something that urges owners to not overfeed. And act like it's some gotcha.

I know a bit about snappers, and have kept many of them in stock tanks feeding them up and cleaning them out to eat. You don't really know what you're talking about.

[Tombstone RJ]

Originally Posted by Donger

I'm pretty sure that rodents can be included in an omnivore's diet.

I agree but this type of feeding is being done more for sick entertainment than for anything else. He could feed that turtle an apple, or a dead rodent and it will be fine. Feeding it a live animal and having said animal being ripped apart while still alive is going overboard IMHO. I can understand doing it once just to see it happen, but doing it over and over is a indictment of this owner's own sick mindset.

Jeffrey Dahlmer also tortured animals when he was a kid.

[Tombstone RJ]

Originally Posted by Fish

WTF? How is that owner an asshole in any way? Snapping turtles will eat just about anything. First you complain that the turtle is "obviously very hungry and probably underfed", and then provide something that urges owners to not overfeed. And act like it's some gotcha.

I know a bit about snappers, and have kept many of them in stock tanks feeding them up and cleaning them out to eat. You don't really know what you're talking about.

go **** yourself.

[Chief_For_Life58]

oh ya i agree the guy who made that video is a sick **** haha

[Chief_For_Life58]

still pretty sweet though

[ThaVirus]

I'm not going to cry animal cruelty because they're mice and I don't really give a **** about mice, but the guy filming this shit is obviously a sick bastard.

[Fish]

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

I agree but this type of feeding is being done more for sick entertainment than for anything else. He could feed that turtle an apple, or a dead rodent and it will be fine. Feeding it a live animal and having said animal being ripped apart while still alive is going overboard IMHO. I can understand doing it once just to see it happen, but doing it over and over is a indictment of this owner's own sick mindset.

Jeffrey Dahlmer also tortured animals when he was a kid.

Do you think that snappers in the wild only eat dead animals? This is exactly what happens in nature.

Many animals in captivity require live food, and won't eat dead food.

[Fish]

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

go **** yourself.

Yeah, go hug cute puppy or something, PETA reerun.

[Chief_For_Life58]

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

go **** yourself.

go watch the 2:45 minute mark of the video. youll love it

[Donger]

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

I agree but this type of feeding is being done more for sick entertainment than for anything else. He could feed that turtle an apple, or a dead rodent and it will be fine. Feeding it a live animal and having said animal being ripped apart while still alive is going overboard IMHO. I can understand doing it once just to see it happen, but doing it over and over is a indictment of this owner's own sick mindset.

Jeffrey Dahlmer also tortured animals when he was a kid.

Oh sure, this is pretty twisted, but I really don't see it any differently than feeding a snake live mice.

Would you still say it's animal cruelty if he was feeding them live crawfish?