Answer:
Basically, a simple answer is no, but
I have keept them together with other turtles when they were small. The important thing is to have a large enough tank in which all the turtles will
have space to keep out of each others way. In too small enclosures they might start nipping at each other and cause injury. Snapping turtles have very
long tails, which get bitten off frequently if keeping too many of them together.
It is also possible to keep larger, adult snappers together with other turtles - only if you own a pond. But when we talk about
keeping them in tanks at home, I would strongly advice against housing them with other turtles.
It is possible to keep a couple of adult snappers together but again, only if their enclosure is large enough.
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Thanks for asking!
Stan
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