Designation: PET6465
English name: European Pond Turkle
Origin: European turtles can be seen in most European ponds
Vulnerability to disease: Decay
Life: An overview of turtle species in Europe for about 50 years
European turtles, also known as European pond turtles, are a fairly widely distributed category of turtles, with a market price of about $600 to $1,000, which is easier to raise, more edible and available to him generally. In the Mediterranean surrounding regions such as Western Europe, Southern Europe, Western Asia and North Africa, European turtles are visible in most European ponds. It's very common, but it's a small number of European turtles. European turtle morphological characteristics
There are some differences between European turtles depending on the subspecies, but most of them are dark-coloured, radial-coloured, and covered with entire backslids, so they are also known as European meteor turtles, which are easier to identify.
I. EUROPEAN TERRORISM FOCUS
European turtles are small and medium-sized water turtles, usually with life expectancy of over 100 years. European turtles are known to have 13 sub-species, different from body form, colour, pattern and geographical distribution. Generally, individuals living in the North are clearly larger and darker than in the South. Depending on climate conditions, European turtles sleep in hibernation and hibernation. It is usually 13-20 centimetres, and a small number can reach 23 centimetres depending on the pressure.
II. EUROPE TERRORISM DEFINITIONS
At the age of about four, gender can be more accurately identified. The males are smaller, the excretion cavity is far from the edge of the turtle's nail, the tail is thick, the abdominal cavity is convulsed, with red, brown, yellow or white iris. The skin is darker. The wrinkles on the back are irregular. The female is larger, the excretion cavity is closer to the turtle's nail, the abdomen are flat, the iris are yellow or green, and the backcarf is usually threaded or radioactive. The North is larger than the South is. In some poor areas, only 10-12 centimetres in size have been found. It usually takes 5-12 years in the field, and in some areas it takes 18 years. Males mature earlier than females. European knowledge of turtle care
European turtles are easily ploughed small and medium-sized water turtle species, with a maximum size of about 23 cm. Its natural habitat is fairly extensive, extending eastward from Western Europe to the Mediterranean and southward to North Africa. The scholars divided them into three large geographical communities and 13-14 sub-categories, but the specific taxonomy was based on sample collection sites. European Turtle Living Environment
European turtles can adapt to low ambient temperatures, mainly because European turtles are very fond of and accustomed to sunbacks (which are found in many turtles), which can ensure their own temperature at low temperatures, so that the sunback sites must be laid when raising European turtles.
Sunburning is the most representative behaviour in the life habits of European turtles, where they are exposed to sunlight on floating logs, and in months of lower ambient temperatures, the acceptance of sunbaths to increase body temperature is a necessary basis for their vitality. So when they're raised, they'll have to be provided with a sunscreen platform and a good sunlight, and you'll find that they spend most of the day in sunbaths.
If indoor rearing does not provide sufficient sunlight, it can be replaced by a lamp, but it is desirable to provide a three-base light source to ensure good color temperature and light. They're not shy breeds. European turtles like bright environments. The ideal environment for raising turtles in Europe is in an open garden pool with sunlight. There should be deep and shallow water in the pool, a land area for sun-burning and a sand tank for spawning, which, if you're lucky enough, is likely to be productive. European Tortoise Feeding Point
European turtles are greasy turtles, with more and more food options in the field, and generally, when they are young, they tend to be more meaty, but this is not the case when they are raised by humans, it can be said that all food comes, especially when they are adapted to the environment, and sometimes to their owners.
I. European Turtle Food Choice
European turtles eat mainly aquatic invertebrates and also feed aquatic plants, which can grow into vegetarians. General turtle feed is fully acceptable to them like bread worms, frozen red worms, fish shrimps, green vegetables, etc. Oz is growing fast, greasy. Snails, insects, worms, shrimp, mussels, fish, animal organs, turtle foods, a variety of aquatic plants are their favorites. It is believed that this is a home-grown feeding habit originating in Osawa, which has a rather abundant vegetation and a high proportion of shrimp in its raw waters, and which is why Osawa has a strong preference for this food.
II. Changes in the diet of turtles in Europe
You have to feed them properly. However, the growth rate of over 120 per cent in the first year was abnormal and potentially harmful; in the following years, the weight increase should be less than 100 per cent. In the first year of the hull-out year, Shige can be fed twice a day. As the seedlings grow, they decline every year. The turtle is a gentle pet, and feeding them with hands increases their interaction.