Three-stringed giant eagle-billed mud turtle
Three-stringed giant eagle-billed mud turtle The mud turtle is also called the Mexican giant musk turtle. Some people are used to calling it the Mexican Dome. It is a very interactive turtle. It is very intelligent and can be adapted to human feeding. It is not difficult to raise, but the price is relatively high. expensive.
Chinese name:Three-stringed Giant Eagle-billed Mud Turtle
Chinese nickname:Mexican giant musk turtle, ink egg, giant egg, giant musk
Binary name:Staurotypus triporcatus
English name: the Mexican Giant Musk Turtle
Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Chordata
Subphylum:Vertebrate subphylum
Class:Protozoa
Order: Turtles
Suborder: Low-necked turtles Suborder
Family: Kinothoraxidae
Subfamily:Muscininae
Genus:Muscinidae
Species:Mexican giant musk turtle
Dispersed:North America, Mexico, Arabia Leeds, Guatemala, Honduras, Belize.
Living habits: Move frequently from dusk to night. In nature, black eggs like to rest in waters with slow or stagnant water flow. , in swamp areas with rich aquatic plants and pools with good submergence.
Morphological characteristics: There are irregular freckle-like markings on the head, and the inside of the nose is slightly red and the top is white. The snout is crisp, hard and sharp. The neck is thick, and there are nerve-sensitive protrusions on both sides.
Food habits: The turtles are relatively omnivorous. The larvae like to eat meat, and the sub-adults or adults also like to eat meat. Types of fruits and vegetables.
Growing customs: Oviparous, the growth season is September, and 3 to 6 eggs are often laid.
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