Red-faced mud turtles (definite introduction)
Appearance of red-faced mud turtles Much like the white-lipped mud turtle, the red-faced mud turtle will cause changes in the color of its head according to changes in the environment, with bright red being the best. At the same time, the change in color is also related to what the red-faced mud turtle eats, gender, etc. .
Chinese name:Red-faced Mud Turtle
English Name:Red-cheeked Mud turtle
Latin:Kinosternon scorpioides
Origin:Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras
Relax Environment: River swamp area
Body length: Carapace 12 to 15CM, the largest can reach about 16CM
Suitable temperature:25~30 degrees Celsius
Food habits:< /strong>Red-faced mud turtles are omnivorous animals. When raised artificially, small fish, shrimps, turtle food, etc. can be used as bait.
Feeding skills: Red-faced turtles have relatively strong adaptability among egg turtles, and are accustomed to walking on the bottom of the water in search of food, so in The water in the tank should not be placed too deep, as long as the water level is the same as the length of its carapace. Other red spots do not need to be exposed to the sun frequently, but occasional exposure to the sun can promote the development of calcium and promote growth. It is recommended to be exposed to the sun once a week. to the secondary sun.
Gender: The distinction between male and female is still based on the thickness of the tail. The male turtle has a thick tail, and the position of the anus is better than the carapace. Female turtles lay eggs every year 2 to 3 times, often laying 3 to 5 eggs
Retirement: Semi-aquatic turtle.
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