Feeding my RES turtle dinner

I dont usually play around with dinner, but every once-in-awhile I want her to try to catch her food, not just come up and eat it. She is in a 110G tank, the water is decent, no problems.

A couple weeks ago, I decided to part with the Marineland 400 bio-wheel, good choice. The 400 was on its last weeks, the prop shaft was real bad, made the noise that drove me crazy the last few weeks, not to mention the random times it would just stop and almost over heat the power box (the magnetic part that drives the prop).

Currently, there is one filter, a Marineland Magnum 350 (its a Pro series, but I didnt like the bio wheels and such). The filter is slightly modded with different filter and hoses. There is a small filter the filters the top layer of the water, and a 400W Marineland heater (cant remember what kind, but not the Stealth Pro that blows up).

Also, if you need ANY turtle help, please go to:
http://www.turtleforum.com/forum/upload/index.php?act=idx
or
http://www.redearslider.com/forum/index.php?welcome
two of the forums I'm on, great help. Will explain what is best for your turtle, like the best tank (10 gallons for each inch of the turtle, from front to back), filters (filters rated 2x the gallons in the tank is best, because turtles are far more dirty than most fish), health problems (there are many things that can kill a small turtle, aswell as a large grown turtle), and much more. Both forums have my rating of 10 stars.

More video's to come soon-this summer.

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• RES
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[redneckvideogamer]

Damn, that turtle hungry!

I think it would eat your finger off, if it could.