Ladies and gentlemen, let s take a look at the types of turtles, and it s best to bring a brief intr

Chinese name Grass Turtle.

Common name alias English name.

The Latin scientific name chinemys reevesii are geographically distributed in China, Korea, Japan and other countries.

Reproduction mode Oviparous. Female turtles mate from March to June every year and lay eggs from July to September, laying eggs 1-3 times a year, laying 4-9 eggs each time, and hatching in about 60-75 days. Hatchlings sometimes stay in their nests for the winter.

Habits Habitat: Ponds and swamps. Suitable temperature: 21-25 degrees Celsius.

Body Shape Characteristics 10-15 cm in dorsal carapace. In fact, the beetle has a distinctive appearance, with three distinct ridges on its dorsal carapace, and a dark brown to black head with golden round or irregular patterns on both sides, which is where its name comes from. However, there are also some black specimens that do not have any patterns.

The difference between females and males is the size of the tail, with males having a thick tail and cloaca beyond the edge of the dorsal carapace, while females are the opposite and larger than males. Male turtles have a tendency to blacken, so dark-colored individuals are mostly males.

Brazilian tortoise. The information goes to the encyclopedia.

Brazilian tortoise. Native to North America, the Brazilian tortoise has successfully invaded all continents except the Arctic and Antarctic, ranking among them for its superior ability to survive, adapt and reproduce. Giant tortoises: hawksbill turtles, tortoises, etc. The species of turtles can be divided into water turtles, tortoises, and semi-water turtles.

1.Fastest breeding turtles: red-eared turtles and snake snapping turtles.

2.The most abundant turtle: the red-eared turtle.

3.The fastest walking tortoise: the biscuit tortoise of southeastern Africa.

4.The smallest turtle: the pit mud turtle.

5.Largest tortoise: Pacific leatherback sea turtle.

6.The hardest turtle to raise: the Malayan snail tortoise.

7.The easiest turtles to raise:

There are two major species of turtles, one is land turtles and the other is sea turtles. Many families raise land turtles, which are easier to raise.

Angles are not good. If you have red ears at both ends of your head, it's Brazil. Without you.

Looking at it in parallel, the back is more obvious, which is the map turtle.

Ni is a hybrid of a crocodile turtle and a Brazilian turtle.

There are no such mongrels as pure Brazilian tortoises!

It seems that the musk turtle mobile phone can't see very clearly.

This is a typical Brazilian red-eared turtle. It is an invasive alien species and can be kept as a pet and cannot be released.

Brazilian red-eared turtle (trachemys scripta elegans), English name: red-eared slider, also known as Brazilian turtle, red-eared turtle, small painted turtle, belongs to the genus Slippery Turtle of the Turtle family, is an aquatic turtle species. Because of the two thick red stripes on both sides of the back of the head, it is also called the red-eared turtle.

Native to the central United States to northern Mexico, the Brazilian red-eared turtle has both medicinal, ornamental, and edible value, and the species is cheap, easy to raise and colorful, resulting in a large number of breeding and sales. As a result, this species is now the most common reptile pet** in the world. Due to its high intraspecific density and strong interspecific competitiveness, this species has been successfully invaded worldwide in Europe, Africa, Australia, Asia and the Americas (non-native origin), and is listed as one of the 100 most dangerous invasive alien species in the world.

Typical red-eared Brazilian tortoise, invasive alien species.