Can Yellow-bellied Sliders eat Monstera?

Why

[confidence: high] [source: The Tortoise Table plant database (for oxalate classification), exotic reptile veterinarian review, and ASPCA Toxic Plant database cross-referenced with chelonian and semi-aquatic turtle dietary guidelines.] Monstera deliciosa contains insoluble calcium oxalate raphides throughout its leaves and stems, which cause intense oral irritation, swelling, and gastrointestinal distress in reptiles. Yellow-bellied sliders foraging in aquatic or riparian environments could encounter this plant, and ingestion poses a meaningful toxicity risk due to the mechanical and chemical irritation of oxalate crystals.