Can Painted Turtles eat Monstera?

Why

[confidence: high] [source: Exotic reptile veterinary toxicology review; The Tortoise Table plant database (for cross-reference on calcium oxalate toxicity in chelonians); ASPCA Animal Poison Control plant toxicity database] Monstera deliciosa contains insoluble calcium oxalate raphides, which cause oral irritation, swelling, and potential digestive damage if ingested by painted turtles. Aquatic omnivores like painted turtles are unlikely to encounter this plant naturally and have no known tolerance for calcium oxalate crystal-containing plants.