The 5 Best Small Turtles for Beginners
turtleholic If you’re looking to get your first pet turtle, you’ve probably heard smaller is better. I genuinely agree with this sentiment, as smaller turtles are usually easier to care for.…
Can Turtles Really Breathe Through Their Butts?
You may have heard that turtles have the ability to breathe through their butts. Is it a myth, or can turtles actually breathe through their butts? Can turtles breathe through…
Where Can I Buy a Diamondback Terrapin?
Diamondback terrapins are becoming a hot commodity in the turtle keeping market. Whether it’s due to their rarity or their flamboyant personalities, many people are on the hunt to keep…
Can Turtles be Gay?
Turtles are reptiles that reproduce by having intercourse, and the females lay eggs a couple weeks after. However, you might be wondering if turtles can be gay. This article will…
Which Turtle has an Orange Belly?
Identifying the species of a turtle can be difficult. Luckily, there are many different ways to identify a turtle, including shell color, texture, and their belly. If you’ve seen a…
What Turtles Can Live In A 40 Gallon Tank?
A 40-gallon tank is not large enough for many types of turtles, including the red-eared slider. However, there are a few species of turtles that can thrive in a 40…
Ornate Wood Turtle
Ornate Wood Turtle The ornate wood turtle is a beautiful and fascinating creature that makes for a great pet. It can live up to 30 years in captivity, making it…
Razorback Musk Turtle Profile
Razorback Musk Turtles are found primarily in the Southern United States between Texas and Florida. In the wild, they primarily live in slow-moving bodies of water, including ponds, rivers, and…
Florida Red Bellied Turtle: Pet Profile
The Florida Red Bellied Turtle, also known as the red bellied cooter, is one of the most popular freshwater turtles in North America. Their bright color makes them stand out…
Eastern Musk Turtle: Facts and Care Guide
The eastern musk turtle is a small aquatic turtle found mostly in the eastern United States and Canada. They prefer slow moving bodies of water like swamps or rivers that…