Title: PET3315
English
Origin: Overview of the white chest-side neck turtle species in Central Africa
White chest-side neck turtles are the species of aquatic turtles growing in central Africa. They are a small, relatively small and rare species that are not internationally recognized as endangered, but are still less traded.
As a general rule, white chest-side neck turtles are impregnable turtles, with a high food intake and a high level of food consumption, with common shrimp herbs as the staple food, and insect earthworms as popular foods. They even work in groups to feed small birds or reptiles into the water, and feed them well with regular turtle feed or fish feed. Vegetables can also be fed occasionally.
Chinese name: White chest-side neck turtle
English
Latin name: Pelusios adansonii
Biology classification: animal community, vertebrate doors, reptiles, turtles, turtles, African-side neck turtles, white chest-side neck turtles
Reproduction methods: eggs
Length: Small, back armor 15-20 cm
Temperature: 18~28°C
Distribution: Central Africa
Eatability: morphological characteristics of the larceny white chest-side neck turtle
White chest-side neck turtles are a relatively small and valuable species, and the number of artificial animals is small. White chest-side neck turtles are a small subdivision of African side neck turtles, which are not traditionally very different from other species, but are relatively small in appearance.
Some of the instincts of the white chest-side neck turtles are more likely to disappear after being domesticated. They are easy to distinguish between females and males, are smaller in size, have large tails, have large female turtles and have smaller tails. White chest-side neck turtles are multi-yielding turtles, and female turtles produce several eggs per year, averaging 10-15 eggs per nest. Females were able to lay their eggs in a pit of almost the same depth as their nails, thus avoiding the high temperatures caused by the strong sun. It is worth mentioning that the eggs of a white chest-side tortoise are laid with a wet slime on the outside, which becomes very hard to protect against water and insects in general. Newborn turtles are darker and strong and fast growing.
The backs of the white chest-side neck turtles are brown, flat-backed, with visible markings, and the spinal rises are visible, and the shield is often radiantly trajectorized; the abdominal armour is relatively small, with a chain joint, and the limbs are usually exposed outside the armour when closed. The side-neck turtle does not pull his head back inside the shell like the rest of the turtles, and the side-capped his head when he protects himself. Knowledge of white chest-side neck turtle care
The white chest tortoise is a representative species of African neck turtles, but it is not as large as the other species, looks so cute and is popular with players, but is not likely to be purchased because it is not widespread.
The white-necked tortoises of the family of African neck turtles are very hot, because of their cute appearances, their simply funny eyes, their popularity by a wide range of players, their very crude breeding conditions, and their choice as their first pet.
1. Temperatures of 15-30 degrees are normal, below 10 degrees require heating and 10-15 degrees allow for shallow hibernation.
2. A 5cm water-deep seedling is more appropriate for deep-dry breeding, with a very good neck and a well-known fisherman. Owing to the harsh growing environment in Africa, long-term drought cannot torture the side-neck turtles. The author had a 10-cm swamp neck, which he crawled out of his bed a month after his escape.
3. Food is widespread, all animal baits are unafraid, adults are not interested in feed, fish shrimp, cattle, goat and pork are very popular, interactive, swimming and feeding fast. Eat up and kill the rest of the fish, but don't eat.
4. Congenerability is not offensive and can be combined with other water turtles.
The rate of growth is about 5 cm per year and 3 cm per year for food control. White chest-side neck turtle living environment
The white chest-side tortoise, which is distributed in the central part of the African continent, belongs to a subcategory of African tortoises, thus living in conditions that are largely similar to those of most African tortoises and tend to accumulate water in ponds.
African-side neck turtles are the most widely distributed turtle species in Africa. It's a small, semi-aquatic turtle. They usually live in water ponds. In the dry season, they go into the bottom mud to sleep through drought. They are therefore highly resistant to changes in the environment and food, and highly populated, and highly healthy water turtles.
However, most imports are of wild individuals, and African-side neck turtles are very similar to other East African-side neck turtles in external shapes or habits and are sometimes prone to confusion. Basically, the size of the African side of the turtle is smaller than that of the East African side of the turtle. The eastern African side, with 15 species, can grow to 30-50 centimetres.
As a general rule, African-side neck turtles are impregnable turtles, with high food intake and high food intakes, with common shrimp herbs as their staples, and insect earthworms as welcome foods. They even work together to feed small birds or reptiles into the water and feed them well with general turtle feed or fish feed. Vegetables can also be fed occasionally.
The tolerance for low temperatures is also higher than for the general tropical turtles. When frightened, they excrete musk-like liquids like musk turtles. The point of white chest-side neck turtle breeding.
White chest-backed neck turtles are typical groceries, where they can eat fish, shrimp, weeds, plants, and, worse still, some turtles can catch birds, which is well known as a very strong species of turtles, so that when raising a child, they can choose as many live baits as possible.
1. The side-neck turtle is a typical tropical species. So if you raise it, you have to set up a heating bar. The temperature is best above 30 degrees, with turtles growing at 30 degrees, recovering at the rate, and resistance to disease being the strongest. In case of power outages, it is too cold to use blankets or heat water, with generators available.
2. With regard to food, turtle food is more nutritious and the use of imported turtle food is recommended. And the cold red bug. While white chest-side neck turtles are impregnable, there are significant obstacles to hair colour and growth if they are not always fed adequately. So the choice of food can also be as complex as possible, such as the living shrimp, which stimulates his desire to catch.
3. White chest-side neck turtles are not full water turtles and must be equipped with tans that can be purchased online or DIY. The tan light should also be set up to maintain a minimum of 2 hours per day. The white chest-side neck turtle is a semi-watered turtle, so it's important to have a tan.