Toad turtles of Hisii

His toad turtles are relatively complex among water turtles This type of toad turtle has a carapace that is not as arched as ordinary water turtles. The carapace of the Historia toad turtle is bumpy and the neck is relatively long. The overall appearance looks rather strange. As the body grows, the carapace becomes Gradually become rounder.

The carapace of the Historia toad turtle is grey-brown and oval in shape. The top of the carapace is flat, the edge of the marginal scute is light yellow, and the abdomen of each marginal scute has a round black Freckles. The plastron is light yellow, and there are black irregular spots on each scute (circular, heart-shaped, etc.). The scutes sometimes separate the throat scutes, but do not completely separate the humeral scutes. The head is flatter, flatter, with scales, and the top is gray. There is a thin black line starting from the nostrils, passing through the eyes, superabundant membrane, and spreading to the neck. The throat, neck and abdomen are milky white, and there is a thin black line in the center of the mandible. For the tentacles inlaid with black and white. The backs of the hands and feet are gray, and the abdomen of the hands and feet is white. There are developed webs between the fingers and toes. The forelimbs have 5 claws and the hind limbs have 4 claws. Short tail.

The way to distinguish the sex of the Historia toad turtle mainly depends on the difference in body shape. The male has a large glans head, long hands and feet, and a thicker and longer tail. Female turtles are larger and have shorter tails. Historia's toad turtle is the largest of the genus Toad Turtles, with a carapace up to 40 centimeters long. Its growth rate is fast, so the amount of food usually fed should be moderate. Otherwise, the turtle's carapace is easy to protrude, which not only affects the appearance, but also easily causes the turtle to suffer from rickets.

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