Chinese Flowered Turtle

The Chinese Flowered Turtle is an entry-level water turtle species, although it is wild The individual numbers are sparse, but through artificial breeding, there are many artificially bred individuals seen on the market. The Chinese painted turtle is a relatively easy-to-raise water turtle species and is relatively easy to purchase on land.

Chinese name:Chinese Flowered Turtle

Alternate name: Flowered Turtle, Pearl Turtle, Long-tailed Turtle, Taiwan Turtle

English name: Chinese Strip-necked Turtle p>

Two Laws:Ocadia sinensis

Jie: strong>Animalia

Phylum:Chordata

Subphylum:Vertebrate subphylum

Class:Protozoa

Subclass:Anaplas

Order:Turtles

< p style="text-indent:28px">Family: Chaetochlodidae

Genus: Treatia Genus

Species: Chinese Flowered Turtle

Dispersed areas:Laos, Vietnam, southern China , Taiwan, China

Appearance characteristics: The ventral side of the larvae has black freckles, like pearls

< p style="text-indent:28px">Livelihood customs: Often live in low-altitude waters, such as pools, canals, and slow-flowing rivers

Growing customs: The Chinese flowered turtle grows from March to May every year, laying 7-17 eggs per clutch, and the incubation period is about 60 days.

Food habits: It is an omnivore and will eat fish, shrimp, aquatic animals, etc. It is not the same turtle species as the Chinese tortoise (certain introduction) and the red-eared Brazilian turtle.< /p>

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