Radiated tortoise-based raw materials Turtle
Chinese name: Radiated tortoise
Common name: Radiated tortoise
English name: Radiated tortoise
Latin name: Geochelone radiata
Geographic distribution: southern part of Madagascar
Habits: Live in dry areas covered with shrubs and forests.
Suitable temperature: 22-30 degrees Celsius.
Body size: 40cm
Growth method: oviparous. The female lays 3 to 12 nearly spherical eggs in a clutch. The incubation period is generally 145 days to 231 days
Dietary habits: In the wilderness, they are herbivores, eating grass and meaty food, including giant palms. This plant has spread rapidly since it was introduced to Madagascar. . In captivity, radiated tortoises will also eat a variety of fruits and vegetables, including sweet potatoes, carrots, apples, bananas, alfalfa sprouts, and various melons.
The radiated tortoise, also known as the radiated tortoise, is a turtle with very beautiful patterns. Everyone will be shocked by its beautiful patterns when they first see it. The reptile pet market has been very popular in the past few years. Although a large number of reptiles have been imported, the price remains high. The radioactive tortoise is one of the rarest tortoises in the world, but it is far less rare than the Angoloca tortoise (Geocheloneyniphora) that exists on the island of Madagascar. There are only a few dozen Angoloca tortoises in the wild. They have no star-like markings on their backs and are much smaller in Madagascar than the tortoises.
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