My little turtle, the breed is a Brazilian red eared turtle, please give it a name, you can eat and

If it is a female turtle, it is called "Yin'er". Because, the name "Yin'er" is not only good, but also carries a feeling of "gentleness and liveliness". If it is a male turtle, it is called "Yuanyuan", or "Pace".

Because, the name "Yuanyuan" is a bit silly and cute, and generally the "silly and cute" turtles are quite healthy. And "Pace" has a feeling of "prince among turtles", which will be very majestic.

Stones, mustard

My rabbit is still called Little Bear.

It doesn't really matter what the name is.

The original turtle in my family didn't have a name, so I wanted to call it whatever I wanted. Little turtles, turtles, turtles, or whatever, it's actually the same.

Why don't you call it a potato, how cute.

It's good to call it "jade". Because the homonym "appetite" wants to eat, and the turtle does not move like a green stone.

Brazilian red-eared turtle (Latin scientific name: Trachemys scripta elegans, English name: red-eared slider), also known as Brazilian turtle, red-eared turtle, cute turtle, beautiful brocade turtle, red-eared turtle, grass turtle, Johnson & Johnson turtle, mahjong turtle, colorful turtle, red-eared skateboard turtle, Mississippi red-eared turtle, red-eared lateral line turtle, cute splendid turtle, is one of the subspecies of the turtle family, is a semi-aquatic turtle.

Because of its two thick red stripes on both sides of the back of the head, it is also known as the red-eared turtle, which is an excellent species among turtles. Native to the Americas, it has high edible, medicinal and ornamental value, and is very suitable for artificial breeding. The first thing to point out is that the Brazilian turtle is actually a Brazilian spotted turtle from Brazil.

It was introduced in China in the 80s of the 20th century. Later, due to financial problems, the Mississippi red-eared turtle native to the United States was introduced. Due to the high similarity of the two larvae, it is difficult to distinguish between them.

The title continues the previous one"Brazilian tortoise"Over time, the Brazilian turtle became the colloquial name for the Mississippi red-eared turtle. This turtle has two characteristics: one is that the turtle is not black, colorful, the head has red and longitudinal light green stripes, the back is dark green with regular geometric patterns, the circumferential skirt is like a butterfly wing, and there are yellow, white and black armor patterns on the web, and each turtle is different.

Second, it is active and fast than ordinary turtles.

The Brazilian red-eared turtle is not native to Brazil, but to the Mississippi River and the Rio Grande River basin in North America. Nowadays, many families use pets as pets for breeding or ornamental use, but there are still restaurants that use them as food animal dishes.

The Brazilian red-eared turtle is probably the most widely kept reptile in the world, and is listed as one of the most dangerous invasive species in the world due to its massive plundering of its own species.

When the red-eared Brazilian turtle first arrives in the new environment, it will be aggressive towards people, and when the owner touches it, the Brazilian turtle is prone to resist behavior, but after recognizing the owner, they will allow the owner to pet it. In the process of breeding, as long as the owner spends more time with it, they will recognize the owner in about three weeks, and after recognizing the owner, the Brazilian turtle can interact with the owner.

When the red-eared Brazilian turtle first arrives in the new environment, it will be aggressive towards people, and when the owner touches it, the Brazilian turtle is prone to resist behavior, but after recognizing the owner, they will allow the owner to pet it.

After recognizing the owner, the red-eared Brazilian turtle will also have a certain following behavior towards the owner, and will make a sound to the owner to be coquettish, sometimes its personality is very similar to that of a puppy, and it likes to stick to its owner.

Due to their adaptability and large reproductive population, Brazilian red-eared turtles are now referred to as Brazilian tortoises. But in fact, the real Brazilian turtle is not the Brazilian red-eared turtle, but the Duchenne slippery turtle, the origin of this turtle is in Brazil, the color of the dorsal carapace is relatively bright, composed of dark green, light green and golden yellow, and the lines of the head are also dark green and golden yellow, which is more vivid than the color of the Brazilian red-eared turtle.