How do turtles distinguish male and female? How can I give birth to a baby turtle?

Uh, only four years old, not yet old!

Turtles don't have to be seven or eight years old to be able to.

Identify the male turtle: look at its abdomen is a little concave, it is the male turtle, because when the baby turtle is born, the male turtle has to lie on the body of the female turtle.

The female turtle has a flat belly, how can it be without JJ--。 Inside, it came out when it was paired--。

There's a scientific basis for that, hopefully!

Here's how to tell the male and female turtles:1. Look at the body type, it is mainly used on turtles of the same age, male turtles are a little thin, and female turtles are larger.

2. Looking at the tail, generally the tail of the male is thicker and longer, and the tail of the female turtle is very thin and a little shorter.

3. Look at the nails, the tail of the male turtle is slightly longer, and the tail of the female turtle is shorter.

4. Looking at the cloacal pores, the cloaca of males is generally separated from the ventral carapace by a little distance, and the shape is square. The cloaca of the female is very close to the ventral carapace, just at the posterior edge of the ventral carapace, and inside, the shape is rounded.

5. Look at the dorsal carapace, under normal circumstances, the female tortoise carapace is very short and wide. Males are different, they have long dorsal carapaces and are somewhat narrow.

How to distinguish between male and female turtles.

1. The belly of the female is flat, and the belly of the male is concave.

2. The male body of the turtle has a strong odor, and the female turtle has a lighter odor.

3. The male cloacal hole of the hawksbill turtle is far away from the ventral carapace, the cloacal hole of the female turtle is close to the ventral carapace, the male ventral carapace is slightly concave, the female abdominal carapace is straight, and the male and female turtles have no body odor.

4. The male turtle is small, with a black shell, a long and thin torso, a long tail and a thin stalk, and a special odor. The female turtle is large, the shell is brownish-yellow, the longitudinal ridge is prominent, the trunk is short and thick, the tail is short and thick, and the stalk is thick, and there is no special odor.

Adult turtles of the same year, female turtles are round and large; Male tortoises are thinner and smaller.

Female turtle tail thin and short, tail base thin;

The tail of the male turtle is thick and long, and the base of the tail is thick.

Females are short and males are long.

The dorsal carapace of females is shorter and wider, while that of males is longer and narrower.

The male tortoise's ventral carapace** is slightly inward, and the two anal shields of the ventral carapace form a deep notch and a small notch angle.

The female tortoise's ventral carapace is flat** without depression, and the notch formed by the two anal shields of the ventral carapace is shallow, and the notch angle is large.

Whether the abdominal armor is concave or not, it is easy to read the male and female. The male turtle has a pronounced depression, and the female turtle is flat.

Abdominal pattern: The pattern of the abdomen of the male turtle is sparse; The female turtle has a dense pattern on its abdomen.

Overall body color: The whole body of the male turtle turns black when it matures; The female turtle still has the same tan body color.

1.Looking at the thickness of the turtle's tail, the male turtle has a thicker tail and the female turtle has a thinner and shorter tail. 2.Look at whether the carapace of the turtle's abdomen is concave, the male turtle has obvious depressions, and the female turtle is flat.

Distinguish the cemetery of the tortoise, the general male tortoise is more active, I hang the tortoise in the air, its tail hooked downward, generally the official tortoise, the male tortoise's belly is concave, and the female tortoise's belly is flat.

How can you tell if a turtle is a male or a female? 1 Generally speaking, the female is the more round and the male is longer. The flat bottom plate is female, and the concave is male. The short tail is female, and the long tail is male.

I have raised, it is said that turtles of the same age, the female is larger, and my family is indeed like this, the male turtle has a concave abdomen, which is convenient for breeding offspring and will not fall off, after all, the female also has a shell, you imagine.

If you want to distinguish between male and female turtles, you can look at their size, turtles of the same age are usually larger. In addition, the location and shape of the cloaca of male and female turtles are also different, the male is on the outside and has a square shape, and the female is on the inside and has a round shape. If you turn over and look at the abdominal carapace, you will find that the male abdominal carapace is concave in the middle, and the female is relatively flat, and the reason for this difference is mainly related to the way they mate.

There are many ways to divide a tortoise from a male and female. If it is a turtle of the same age, the female is usually larger than the male. And their cloaca is not the same, the female is behind the ventral carapace, and on the inside, the shape is round.

The male is farther away from the ventral carapace and is generally square. In addition, their ventral carapace is also different, the female tortoise has a flat ventral carapace, and the male has a concave middle, which makes it easier for her to mate.

1. Breeding season: Usually turtles begin to mature at the age of 5 and can breed at the age of 7. It is important to note that this animal has a breeding period, from April to August, when the temperature is suitable for egg-laying, while turtles often do not breed at other times.

2. Prenatal preparation: Before the turtle enters the breeding season, the male and female turtles need to be kept together, so that they can complete the mating and thus fertilize. It is important to note that the female turtle must be provided with sandy soil to lay her eggs in, otherwise she will lay her eggs in the water, which will reduce the success rate of hatching.

3. Hatching turtle eggs: To hatch turtle eggs, you need to prepare an incubator, which can be made of wood, which should be covered with 5 cm of fine sand, and then spread the turtle eggs inside, spread 3 cm of sand on top, and cover with wet towels, control the temperature and humidity, and maintain good ventilation.

The female turtle is round, thick and large; Male tortoises are thinner and smaller.

The dorsal carapace of the male tortoise is long and narrow, the ventral carapace** is slightly inward-sunken, the shell is black, and the tail is long and thin; The dorsal carapace of the female tortoise is short and wide, the ventral carapace is flat** without depression, the individual is large, the shell is brownish-yellow, the longitudinal ridges are prominent, and the tail is short and thick.

Place both turtles on the floor at the same time, and the one that moves first is likely to be the male.

The tail of the male turtle is thick, close to the end of the tail, and has a long hole; The female turtle has a small tail and a relatively forward excretory orifice, with rounded holes.

In order to avoid slipping off the female shell during mating, the abdominal carapace of the male turtle is slightly concave, which can just catch the protruding dorsal shell of the female turtle; However, the female turtle does not need this structure, so the ventral carapace is flat. Just turn the turtle over and touch the amplitude of the abdominal carapace with your fingers, and you can quickly distinguish between male and female.