Designation: PET1069
English
Character: Lazyness
Origin: Amazonian waters
Vulnerability to disease: Decay
Life: Around 50 years of age
Price: A brief description of the species of black-brained neck turtles, around $8,000.
The price and value of black-brained neck-stabbing turtles, which are more common in the family of neck-stabbing turtles, is highly controversial, with some viewing it as an extinct turtle, at tens of thousands of dollars, and others arguing that black-breeding neck turtles are, after all, the most common, so that they do not need to be so expensive. Characteristics of the black-breeding neck turtle.
Despite the fact that black-brained neck turtles are one of the most common in the family, they are still very small, with the same appearance and name, black-breathed and partially thorned necks, with less visible thorns in the larvae, and a laceration around the back of the mantle.
The black cervix is also medium-sized water turtles, with visible thorns on the neck (not visible to the larvae), a flat elliptical shape of the back of the vest, the back of the vertebrae and the front of the vertebrae, with a ditch, the largest of the first vertebrae, with a slight salvo of the back shield, with a common or radioactive stripe, with the second vertebra being the highest in the entire back, with dark to black in the back of the adult, with some occasional yellow, uniform gray or black in the acetal and armour bridges, white in the head and white in the olives, with numerous skins covered in the head, with two small gras in the lower chin, white on the toe, a toe, a short toe, and a black toe in all parts of the body, a black toe toe, a male toe toe toe, and a small female toe.
Between 3-5 eggs were produced, approximately 25 millimetres in diameter, and in March, the hatching of the larvae had an orange red outer edge black crust, an orange red spots black in the abdomen and the acetal bridges, and in the wild the larvae mainly fed snails and larvae to amphibians. The knowledge of black-brained neck turtle care
The female's distinction is based on the size of the tail, the male has a thick tail and the female has a small tail. The breeding of black-brained neck turtles is also difficult, with an annual production of two to three nests of eggs, with four to five eggs per nest, provided that the conditions are correct. An incubation period of some 150 days or more is a more difficult part, and it is best to go through a cold hibernation period of 22-23 degrees in 2-3 months before having a high success rate of mating and spawning. The state of life.
The comparative characteristics required for black-brained neck turtles, because they prefer to live in a weak acid water quality, how can they provide a weak acidic environment? In fact, turtles can gradually adapt to normal water in their constant breeding.
I. Water quality requirements for black-breeding neck turtles
Wild individuals, who prefer low acid water quality, are also sensitive to changes in water quality, although they are not afraid and are trained to adapt to the quality of water raised by their families, preferably with filters.
II. Temperature requirements for black-brained neck turtles
Temperature requirements are not stringent and water is raised at 25-28 degrees, and if the temperature is appropriate, the larvae grow quickly. In winter, heating equipment can be used to add thermometers to the culture environment to observe water temperature at times and to facilitate adjustment. Small amounts of food are also consumed and movement slow when water temperatures are below normal activity temperatures.
III. Requirements for black-brained neck turtle light
The UVB lamp tube is a good option if it is not convenient for the neck to be luminous and can be irradiated directly by sun.
IV. RESOURCES OF BLACK-BIRTHING CURRENT
The first choice is, of course, to compare the glass of squares, which are also easy for turtles to move, which is also easy to see. The bottom is not recommended, because this is good to clean, and if surface smooth bottom is to be used, it is not easy to wear a nail. Water levels are not too deep, submerges or adult bodies are 2 to 4 times higher than the back of the mantle, juvenile turtles are less likely to pass through the back of the mantle, neck piercing is preferable to the shallow water environment, where resting platforms and climbing objects (e.g. smooth stones or sunken wood) can be added to the water, and water-quality filtration systems can be put in place, so that the neck-strangling environment is felt to be robust and water quality maintained. The point of black-brained neck turtle breeding.
Black-brained neck turtles are meat-eating turtles and can eat some turtle food. Whatever you choose to eat for black-brained neck turtles, of course, it is necessary to ensure the quality and diversity of food and adequate nutrition.
Black-brained neck turtles are warm and cold. Water temperatures above 20 °C are more appropriate, 25 ~ 30 °C best. Food is dominated by snails, worms, small fish and some amphibians. Small fish and meat can be fed by hand. It is timid, usually constricted, with high levels of vigilance, and, in the event of shock, the thorns on the neck and thighs are erected immediately and ready to resist.
The black-brained neck turtle is as rich as possible and provides food close to what it needs, such as fish, shrimp, earthworms, cricket, cornworms, small, non-toxic frogs, snails, milk rats, and a small amount of seafood and shellfish, which occasionally receive artificial feed that gnaws aquatic plants in their native necks, so that the fruits and vegetables that are more common in the past are fed under artificial conditions, providing as much live food as possible, thus preserving its original hunting accuracy.