How to tell what kind of turtle a baby turtle belongs to

Look at the variety, ** the gap is very large, hope.

It depends on what kind of breed it looks different, and it's not easy to distinguish if you don't understand.

Look at the features, textures, etc., to distinguish the variety, is there a picture? Previous image.

Identifying the species of turtle requires understanding of the following aspects:

1.Body morphological characteristics: Different species of turtles have different characteristics of body morphology, such as color, shape and size of shells, and the shape of limbs. These features can be identified by looking at the head, neck, dorsal ribs, bony plates, feet, claws, and tail.

3.Living habits: Different species of turtles also have different living habits and behavioral habits, for example, some turtles live on land, some live in water, and some can climb trees.

4.Species classification: Turtles are divided into different species according to families and genera, and understanding their family and genus classification can also help to identify them.

It should be noted that identifying the species of turtles requires a certain amount of knowledge and experience, and care needs to be taken to protect wild animals and not to touch and catch turtles at will. If you are unsure of the type, it is best to consult a professional for identification.

1. Looking at the body shape of the turtle, it is generally thick on land and thin on water.

2. Look at the turtle's nose, generally the one who wins the hook nose is on land, and other water.

3. Look at the turtle's tail, the tail of the tortoise is generally short and thick, and the water is slender.

4. Looking at the turtle's forefeet, the forelimbs of tortoises are generally longer and stronger, and the opposite is true for turtles.

5. Looking at the hind feet of the tortoise, the hind limbs of the tortoise are generally like elephant legs. Turtles maybe.

6. Look at the claws, the claws of the water turtle are sharp and webbed, and the sharp and barbed shape is because the water turtle is generally carnivorous, which is easy to prey on and tear meat, and the webbed is naturally for swimming.

7. Look at the eyes, the pupils of the turtle are small and sharp, and the tortoise basically can't see the clear boundary of the pupil, which is completely black.

8. Looking at the scales, tortoise scales are rough and thick, the reason is to keep as much water as possible and protect themselves from other land animals. The scales of the turtle are delicate and smooth, in order to reduce the resistance when swimming.

9. Looking at the walking posture, a healthy tortoise will use its limbs to prop up its entire body off the ground and walk calmly and steadily, so it is almost impossible to hear the sound of walking. Terrapids, on the other hand, have a harder time walking on land, because their limbs are shorter, their strength is not enough, and their joints are bent differently than tortoises, so they will constantly make the sound of their belly armor hitting the ground when walking, and their movements are clumsy.

Hello. Questions.

Hello help me see what kind of turtle this is.

<> judging by the ** you provided, this is a mountain turtle.

Questions. The wild ones are more than 3 pounds, and they catch them in the sun by the river, how much is it, people say that it has been at least 10 years.

Mountain turtles are national protected animals, rare in quantity, and have high medicinal value, so it is recommended to release them or hand them over to the Animal Protection Bureau.

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Are you sure it's a mountain turtle?

<> these two clear photos**, they look like flower turtles, which are distributed in China and Vietnam. In China, it is distributed in Fujian, Taiwan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan and other provinces of China.

Very common in life.

Leopard tortoise (details).

We are often very concerned about their age when raising a pet, because the life span of pet turtles itself is not particularly long, if you buy an older pet turtle, then they may not be able to accompany us for long, and then it can only increase sadness. So I'm going to introduce how to judge how old a turtle is, so that you can have a judgment when buying a pet turtle.

The growth rate of the turtle is relatively slow, under normal conditions, the growth rate of the female turtle is: the weight of the first-year-old turtle is about 15 grams, the second-year turtle is 50 grams, the third-star turtle is 100 grams, the fourth-star turtle is 200 grams, the fifth-star turtle is 250 250 grams, and the six-year-old turtle is about 400 grams. Male turtles grow slowly, and the maximum sexual maturity is generally less than 250 grams.

Turtles are ectotherms, and they hardly eat much in winter, so they don't grow much; In summer, when you eat a lot of food, you will grow much faster, so there will be a circle of concentric circles on the back shell that resemble tree rings, and one circle represents one year old, so count carefully to see how many circles are how old they are.

In addition, it is generally estimated by the number of concentric rings on the tortoiseshell shield, and every one circle represents one growth cycle, that is, one year. The number of concentric rings on the shield, and then add 1 (1 year after the birth of the broken shell), that is, the age of the turtle.

Turtles have aquatic ones. Semi-aquatic. and tortoises, generally depending on the pattern of its back carapace, as well as the head, and whether it is closed, the head sticks out very long and cannot be shrunk belongs to the partial neck turtle.

Turtles] Yellow-throated Turtle Brazilian Turtle Hognose Turtle Diamond Turtle Long-necked Turtle Leaf Turtle Hawksbill Turtle Sea Turtle Turtle Hisser Toad Turtle Started Turtle Red-bellied Short-necked Chinese Flower Turtle Asian Giant Tortoise Malayan Fruit Turtle Musk Turtle Egg Turtle Brocade Turtle Donut Turtle Side-necked Turtle Wood Grain Turtle Map Turtle Spotted Turtle Chicken Turtle Green Turtle Turtle Turtle Snapping Turtle Burmese Tortoise Burmese Star Tortoise Radiated Tortoise Red-legged Tortoise Concave Tortoise Boot-footed Tortoise Sucata Leopard Tortoise Herman Tortoise European Tortoise Four-clawed Tortoise Web Tortoise Aldabra Angoloka Biscuit Tortoise Gopher Tortoise Striped Tortoise 【Semi-aquatic turtle】golden-headed closed shell, three-line closed shell, Ambu closed shell, yellow edge box turtle, yellow frontal box turtle, saw-edge turtle, tooth edge turtle, ground turtle.

Hope it helps the landlord.

Ask the boss or find someone who knows how to go and see it with you Only by watching more and shopping more can you have a good judgment about the turtle species (especially some turtle species are not very different and easy to be confused).

Compare the classification of turtle breeds.

By observing the shape and pattern of the turtle.

Look at the color, because the green turtle is.

Green.

There are three main types of turtles: water turtles, tortoises, and semi-aquatic turtles. The real tortoise refers to the grass tortoise, and the male adult of this tortoise species turtle will turn black, so it is called a tortoise.

In terms of animal taxonomy, it belongs to the class of reptiles, turtles, turtles, and subfamilies, and is one of the most common turtles and turtles.

Specific species. 1. Flower tortoise 2, Aldabra tortoise 3, golden-headed turtle 4, black-necked tortoise 5, Indian star tortoise 6, Mississippi red-eared tortoise 7, yellow-headed side-necked tortoise 8, yellow-edged box tortoise 9, Asian giant tortoise 10, Galapagos tortoise 11, saw-edged tortoise 12, bootfoot tortoise 13, salty cement painted tortoise 14, Angoloka tortoise 15, concave carapace tortoise 16, red-legged tortoise 17, Florida donut tortoise 18, radiated tortoise 19, tooth margin tortoise 20, three-line closed tortoise 21, true snapping tortoise 22, plemerneck tortoise 23, Sucata tortoise 24. Ground turtle 25, caper turtle 26, musk turtle 27, European tortoise 28, Japanese stone turtle 29, Hamilton turtle 30, big-headed turtle 31, Burmese tortoise 32Yellow-headed temple turtle 33, Malayan snail turtle 34, Yunnan closed-shell turtle 35, Malaysian giant turtle 36, leopard-spotted giant turtle 37, yellow-fronted box turtle 38, eastern reticulated chicken turtle 39, Indian leatherback turtle 40, Florida red-bellied turtle 41, yellow-legged turtle 42, central golden turtle 43, Annam turtle 44, sea turtle 45, flat-headed long-necked turtle 46, Malay closed-shell turtle 47, long-bodied snake-necked turtle 48, eastern box turtle 49, ridged mud turtle 50, Burmese peacock turtle 51, Bose closed-shell turtle 52, snapping turtle 53, Ehrlich water turtle 54, Turtle 55, Berg Cape Tortoise 56, Chest Tortoise 57, Biscuit Tortoise 58, Burmese Star Tortoise 59, Native Tortoise 60, Chinese Grass Tortoise (Longevity Tortoise) 61, Diamond Tortoise 62, Chicken Tortoise 63, Indian Star Tortoise 64, Hawksbill Turtle 65, Pacific Ridley Tortoise.

From the pattern size of the turtle shell shape.