Donut turtles
Donut turtles are classified intensively, and there is no distinction between them. It is very large and lives in the same area, so hybridization often occurs, making it difficult to distinguish within the species. However, this is indeed a relatively easy to raise turtle, and it is also very rare. From the appearance It's also very beautiful up there.
Chinese name: Donut Turtle
Two Nomenclature: Pseudemys concinna
English name: river cooter
Kingdom:Animal
Phylum:Chordata
Subphylum: Vertebrate subphylum
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Order: Turtles
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Family:Crysos
Species:Donut turtle
Dispersed: Northeastern Mexico to southeastern United States.
Living habits: Not afraid of cold. The water temperature is above 0℃ and it can naturally hibernate. The water temperature is about 15℃. It can catch food and the water temperature is 20℃. It is suitable for living in 25℃ water.
Food habits: In nature, it eats shellfish, crustaceans, fish and algae, and likes to eat lean meat, fish and vegetables when raised artificially. Ye.
Character traits: Kind and lively, non-aggressive.
Growing customs: May to July is the growth season every year, and 1 to 9 eggs are often laid. The long diameter of the eggs is 33 to 43 mm, and the short diameter is 22 to 33 mm.
Identification: The hybridization among members of the donut turtle is relatively serious. Therefore, the plastron pattern and head stripes change greatly, making it difficult to distinguish. .
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