Turtle Breeding Guide

The Razor-backed Musk Turtle (Sterotherus carinatus), also known as the Razorback, or Roof Turtle, belongs to the family Kinosternidae and the genus Sternotherus. It is native to t…

In 1852, a French biologist named a small turtle living in North America Sternadorous cararintus, which is the Fruit Pit Mud Turtle (Striped Mud Turtle). The carapace of the Stripe…

For turtle hobbyists attempting to keep box turtles for the first time, choosing the right variety is crucial. Here are 4 types of box turtles suitable for beginners to raise, allo…

In recent years, the European Pond Turtle has emerged as a sudden hit in the turtle market. Its price has soared from formerly obscure levels to **600 to 700 yuan** today, a change…

Turtles in the natural world are often viewed as slow-moving, mild-tempered creatures. However, hidden beneath this low-key appearance are many breathtaking superpowers, which serv…

The Diamondback Terrapin is a turtle native to the United States that has gradually come into the public eye in recent years. Belonging to the Emydidae family and the genus Malacle…

In traditional Chinese culture, turtles have always been symbols of wisdom and longevity. However, there is a creature living in nature that scientists consider to be the "wor…

The Amboina Box Turtle can be said to be the most approachable species among box turtles. Among the 13 species of box turtles, it was the first species to be scientifically recorde…

In the turtle hobbyist community, discussions about the Chinese Pond Turtle are always heated and in-depth. One highly noted topic is: Do Chinese Pond Turtles have specific localit…

Box turtles can be said to be a very popular category in the current “turtle circle” (hobbyist community), and the Eastern Box Turtle is one of the most popular varieti…