Roof Turtle
The Roof Turtle, also known as the Razor, is native to the United States and is mainly distributed in In the southern states of Oklahoma, eastern Texas, and eastern Mississippi, wild populations have declined as artificial growth has increased.
Nowadays, the price is very reasonable, so I have always believed that the razor is the most cost-effective egg turtle.
Family name: Kinothoraxidae
Chinese name: Blade-backed Musk Turtle
< p style="text-indent:28px">English name: Razor-backed musk turtleLatin name: Sternotherus carinatus
Category position: Turtles; suborder Hypothorax; superfamily Kinothorax; family Kinothoridae; subfamily Kinothorax; genus Musk Turtle; knife-backed musk turtle
Genus name: Sternotherus
Food habits: omnivorous, feeding on insects, ovozoans, amphibians and aquatic plants.
Morphological characteristics: The nail length is 10-12 cm, the maximum is 17.6 cm. There is a conspicuous keel in the center of the carapace, and the slopes on both sides are as steep as curtains. In addition, there are obvious black freckles on the head, and the plastron has a central opening and closing.
The grown-up roof turtle
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