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Reddit mentions of Rubbermaid 3Q24CLE Clever Store Snap-Lid Container, 13 3/8 x 16 7/8 x 5 3/8, 15 qt, Clear
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- Clear polyethylene construction is durable and resists wear.
- Straight container walls maximize storage capacity.
- Square edges help the box fit against walls or other boxes in cabinet or closet.
- Snap-on lid keeps contents secure.
- This container measures 16.8-inches by 13.3-inches by 5.3-inches, and holds up to 15-quarts.
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| Color | Clear |
| Height | 16.90157478591 Inches |
| Length | 13.40157478948 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 15-quart |
| Weight | 8.928721611 Pounds |
| Width | 5.40157479764 Inches |
Hi! So nice what you are doing for the little guy :)
My suggestion is to find a small plastic container, like tupperware or rubbermaid, to put the blind one in when feeding.
I don't know if you feed separate from your tank or not, but I think it makes maintenance a whole bunch easier.
The container you get for the blind one should be big enough for him to move around in and deep enough so his shell is fully submerged. Take some water from your tank and put it in the container. Place some food in the container. If pellets but a bit more than you usually would. Also try some greens like collared greens, never lettuce (no nutrients), turtles do have a sense of smell.
With a smaller container your blind one will be be able to find his food a bit easier.
It sounds like you have others as well. I would suggest feeding them in a separate container as well. Big enough for all of them to move around in and deep enough so they can feed. Remember turtles eat underwater.
I do this with my turtle and makes it easier to clean out the main tank and any other maintenance.
I would suggest no more than 1 hour in a separate container. Basically whenever they stop eating. Bonus is when they actually poop in the separate container. Dump and rinse out the container when done.
Wasn't sure of your experience so was trying to cover as much as I could.
Example of container I use for one 8 inch(ish) length turtle.
www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid-Commercial-Polypropylene-Non-Latching-Rectangular/dp/B004MDM8T2/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1408208041&sr=8-9&keywords=plastic+storage+containers