Turtle Serrata< /p>
English name: Keeled box turtle
Growth method: Egg-laying
Origin of origin: Domestically distributed in Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, and Yunnan. Scattered overseas are Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, and India (Assam).
Brief description of pets: Live in mountainous areas, forests, shrubs and streams, and rarely participate in deep water activities. It likes warmth and is afraid of cold. It will hibernate when the ambient temperature is 19℃ and eat normally when the temperature is 25℃. The adult carapace is 14-18cm long, 9-12cm wide, and 5-7cm thick. The head is medium-sized, the back is grey-brown, with scattered worm-like markings. There are long and narrow black-edged stripes from behind the eyes to the forehead, the upper beak is hooked, and the eyes are large. The carapace is brownish-yellow, relatively raised, with three ridges on it. The front edge is toothless and the rear edge has eight teeth. The plastron is yellow with irregular large black spots on the edges. In adults, ligaments develop between the dorsal carapace and between the thoracic and ventral shields. Only the front half of the plastron can move and connect to the carapace. There are no axillary or crotch shields. The tail is short, the hands and feet have imbricate scales, and the toes are semi-webbed. The male has a longer tail and a strong tail base. The anal opening is farther from the posterior edge of the plastron and the center of the plastron is slightly concave. The female is larger and has a shorter tail. The anal opening is closer to the posterior edge of the plastron and the center of the plastron is flat.
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Originated from China (Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, Yunnan), Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, India (Assam ) Chinese name: Serrata serrata. Common name: Octopus serrata, also known as Octopus serrata. It is animal in nature and likes to eat live food, such as locusts, mealworms, earthworms, etc.
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Live in mountainous areas, forests, shrubs and streams, and rarely participate in deep water sports. It likes warmth and is afraid of cold. It will hibernate when the ambient temperature is 19℃ and eat normally when the temperature is 25℃.
Body description
The carapace is brownish-yellow, relatively raised, with three ridges on it. The front edge has no teeth and the rear edge has eight teeth. The plastron is yellow with irregular large black spots on the edges. There are no axillary or crotch shields. The tail is short, the hands and feet have imbricate scales, and the toes are semi-webbed. The inside of the head is smooth, with irregular large scales on the back; the snout is blunt and the upper beak is slightly hooked. between three ridgesThe carapace is partially flat, with an obtuse center in the middle, and the two sides are almost at right angles downward, slightly sloping outward to the edge of the carapace, and the rear edge of the carapace is significantly serrated
Physical characteristics
The adult carapace is 14-18cm long, 9-12cm wide, and 5-7cm thick. The head is medium-sized, the back is grey-brown, with scattered worm-like markings. There are long and narrow black-edged stripes from behind the eyes to the forehead, the upper beak is hooked, and the eyes are large.
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