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	Cuora Amboiensis Turtles An attractive aquatic turtle with a brown carapace and a brown and yellow-striped Details...
	Mauremys Caspica (Spanish "Terrapin" or Caspian Turtle) Distribution: Mediterranean Europe to Middle East Details...
	Kinosternon (Mud Turtles) Two species are most often available, and they are particularly aquatic in their habits Details...
	Trionyx Spiniferus (Spiny Soft-Shelled Turtle) Distribution: Southern North America Details...
	Graptemys Pseudographica (False Map Turtles) This species has four subspecies Details...
	Graptemys Oculifera Three subspecies are known. All of them have particularly beautiful markings on their Details...
	Graptemys (Map turtles) Six species can be distinguished within the genus Graptemys, but their lifestyle and the Details...
	Pseudemys Terrapen Turtle There are seven known subspecies of this turtle, though they are only rarely kept by Details...
	Pseudemys Scripta Turtles This species has four separate subspecies. They are all beautifully marked creatures Details...
	Pseudemys Dorbigni (Brazilian Turtle) This is a distinct species and does not form any recognized geographical subspecies Details...
	Pseudemys Floridana (Southern Turtle) In the juvenile stage the plates of the green carapace are covered with a distinctive Details...
	Pseudemys Rubriventris (Red-Bellied Turtle) There are four subspecies of this turtle, and their requirements in terms of food and Details...
	Pseudemys Ornata Turtles There are three known subspecies of this turtle, the life-style of which is largely identical Details...
	Pseudemys Grayi The basic coloring of the carapace is dark olive with a pattern similar to peacocks' Details...
	Pseudemys (Cooters, sliders, and red-ears) With the exception of the species Pseudemys terrapen, all species of this genus occur Details...
	Chrysemys (Painted turtles) Females are generally larger than males and it is the maximum shell length of the adult Details...

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