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Easy to Find Exotic Types of Turtles
Author: Ispas Marin
If you are going to get a turtle as your pet then you will
probably visit a local pet store. The types of turtles that you
will find in common pet stores around United States are native
ones. This local native types of turtles are recommended for
beginner turtle keepers. But, in time, if you have some
experience with turtle care you can consider to buy some exotic
types of turtles. The problem with exotic turtles is that if
they aren't born in captivity then they will hardly adapt. but
with proper care having an exotic turtle as your pet is not
impossible.
One of the most common types of turtles in the United States pet
stores is the Reeves Turtle. It's a small type of turtle that
has some kind of rectangular shape. The carapace has a browny
colour and the skin is green with yellow stripes. They are
originary from Asia. they can be feed with different types of
vegetables, worms, fish or turtle food. The turtle care
guideline is similar to the sliders turtles.
Two other types of turtles would be Asian Yellow Pond Turtle
(Mauremys mutica) and the Asian Leaf Turtle (Cyclemys dentata).
They look much alike the Reeve's Turtle regarding size and
shape. The coloration is predominated by yellow and brown. Keep
in mind that are more therestrial turtles than the sliders and
so they need a larger basking and land area. Following the
turtle care advice for the Reeve's turtle you should have any
problems in growing them.
The African Mud Turtle was recently imported in a large number.
These types of turtles, although they are mud turtles, are very
much alike the Painted turtles. They have brown carapace with
yellow or gray skin. You can try to setups a slider enclousure
for them and you shouldn't have any problems.
There are some other types of turtles that can be found in the
pet stores but if you are really looking for a special type of
exotic turtle than you should contact a reptile seller. There
was a time when you could find Snake-neck turtles and Big-headed
turtles on the pet stores market and maybe in time they will be
imported in larger numbers again. This types of turtles have a
really special look that you won't forget. The Snake-neck
turtles have a very long neck, almost as long as their carapace.
Big-headed Turtles, like their name says have a huge head that
can't even retract in the shell.
So all in all there are some types of exotic turtles on the
United States pet market but if you are a beginner in growing
turtles then i advise you to take a native one in your home.
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A lot is written how to move with dogs, cats or even fish. But what if your beloved ones are far more exotic and unusual than other people's pets, don't they need some special and accordingly unusual care during the move? If you are the lucky owner of, say, a snake or a hamster here are few suggestion for your smooth with them:
The first thing to remember when moving reptiles is to keep them moist. It can be achieved by putting a damp blanket inside a moving container for your pet. Reptiles can be packed in boxes, venomous snakes should be be double boxed. Make holes in boxes to maintain good ventilation during the move. Make the inside of the box soft for your pet by putting their foam panels, crumpled paper and pieces of cloth. Mark the box with both common and scientific names of your reptile. Be sure to write "live cargo", "this side up" and "keep at room temperature ( 70-75F)" if... |
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