If you find a baby sea turtle, it's important that you know how to take care of it. Here are some tips:
First, keep the turtle in a clean and dry container. Make sure the container has a lid that is secure so the turtle cannot escape. You can use a margarine tub, aquarium, or plastic storage bin. Put a layer of sand, pebbles, or cloth in the bottom of the container for the turtle to crawl on.
Second, give the turtle fresh water to swim in every day. The water should be deep enough that the turtle can fully submerge its body. You can use a bowl, sink, bathtub, or kiddie pool. Be sure to clean the container and change the water regularly.
Third, feed the turtle small pieces of fish or shrimp. Baby turtles are carnivores and need protein to grow properly. Give them food every day or two and remove any uneaten food so it does not rot in their enclosure and make them sick.
Fourth, provide your turtle with plenty of places to hide such as rocks, shells, or plants. This will help reduce stress and make your turtle feel more comfortable in its new home.
Finally, take your baby sea turtle to a qualified reptile veterinarian within 24 hours for a checkup to ensure it is healthy and doing well