Problem: How to keep your turtle happy
Provide lots of space.
Turtles enjoy swimming, basking in the sun, and being active. Turtles also grow. OPTIONS:
- Turtles need lots of room to move around and interact. The more space you give your turtle, the more content your turtle will have.
- The bigger your turtle is, the more places there will be to swim and hide. They should be able to stay in one spot in the aquarium for years and decades.
- A turtle needs lots of space to jump, drink water, get up, and move around. Turtle tank owners should provide at least 3 to 4 feet of space each for all 6 turtles.
- Therefore, providing lots of space for your turtle to enjoy these activities and giving room to grow is important in making your turtle happy. Research the potential mature size of your turtle and buy a tank that will reflect his growth.

Answer: Therefore, providing lots of space for your turtle to enjoy these activities and giving room to grow is important in making your turtle happy. Research the potential mature size of your turtle and buy a tank that will reflect his growth.

Problem: How to stand correctly
Start with your feet.
They should be hip-distance apart. If they are crossed, uncross them and try to keep them aligned with your hips. OPTIONS:
- Since you will be leaning to one side, you'll need your head slightly over your arms. Also, have a space between your hips, but not too much room.
- Keeping one foot slightly forward of the other can help relieve pressure from your lower back muscles. Keep your feet pointed forward, not out to the sides.
- Then, plant the flats on the ground, both of which should be closest to the eye of the camera. Stretch before exposing your face in some cases.
- Lean forward slightly to the side to keep your knees up. The back of your knees and hips should be flush with each other as this keeps your knees from slamming against your shins.

Answer: Keeping one foot slightly forward of the other can help relieve pressure from your lower back muscles. Keep your feet pointed forward, not out to the sides.

Problem: How to mount a bicycle
Stand on the left side of your bicycle.
Position the left pedal at the 10:00 position (as on a clock).
Put your left foot on the left pedal. OPTIONS:
- Angle the left pedal so that it changes direction. Hold the left pedal with your right thumb.
- Push off twice on the ground with your right foot, as this will give you enough momentum to swing your right leg over the seat without falling off. As your bicycle begins to move, swing your right leg over.
- Put your right foot at the 15 o'clock position. Put your right foot under the left pedal.
- Your bicycle will now turn and go left. When the bicycle is turning 90 degrees (towards the left), straighten your bike wheels outwards by pulling them to where they form a 90 degree angle.
Answer: Push off twice on the ground with your right foot, as this will give you enough momentum to swing your right leg over the seat without falling off. As your bicycle begins to move, swing your right leg over.