CATDOLL : CATDOLL: With which turtles can the flower turtle be hybridized?

1. Which turtles can the flower turtle hybridize with?

I looked for existing hybrids, and found that they can be hybridized with turtles, black-necked turtles, Japanese pond turtles, yellow-throated pond turtles, and three-lined box turtles.

Yes. There are hybrids. But the fertilization rate of hybrid turtles is relatively lower than that of pure ones.

Commonly seen is the yellow-throated mixed flower turtle mixed flower

2. The difference between grass tortoise and flower weeds, the difference between grass tortoise and flower tortoise

Different colors: The biggest difference between the grass tortoise and the flower tortoise is that the male grass tortoise can turn into a black tortoise, while the male flower tortoise cannot turn into a black tortoise. Different plastrons: The plastron of the grass tortoise has black flakes, while the plastron of the flower tortoise has squares. Different necks: There are intermittent spots on the neck of the grass tortoise, while the lines on the neck of the flower tortoise are either lines or intermittent lines. 1. The difference between the grass tortoise and the flower tortoise 1. Different colors: The color of the grass tortoise is mostly black after adulthood, and the grass tortoise with the black gene will turn into a black tortoise after adulthood. The color of the flower tortoise is mostly brown or chestnut. Although some of the carapaces will turn black, their skin and eyes will not turn black.

2. Different plastrons: The markings on the plastron of the grass turtle are black flaky, while the markings on the plastron of the mixed grass turtle are square.

3. Different necks: The neck of the grass tortoise is dotted, while the neck of the flower tortoise is linear. The markings of the flower tortoise are either intermittent or continuous.

2. The difference between grass turtles and flower turtles 1. Different food: Although grass turtles and flower turtles are both omnivorous animals, grass turtles tend to be vegetarians after adulthood, while flower turtles prefer animal feed. The two have different requirements for food.

2. Different patterns: The patterns on both sides of the grass tortoise's head are yellow, while the patterns on both sides of the flower tortoise's head are bright green. In addition, the shapes of their patterns are also different, the grass tortoise's are dot-shaped, while the flower tortoise's are line-shaped.

3. Different growth rates: Grass turtles grow slower and are smaller in size when they grow up. Flower turtles grow faster and are larger in size when they grow up.

3. In addition to hybridizing with grass turtles, what other affordable turtles can male flower turtles be hybridized with?

It is said that Brazil can, but I don't know if it is true. The most common is with grass

I'm not sure about other cheaper ones, but if the price is a little higher, then there is the stone money.

4. Can red-eared slider and Chinese tortoise and flower turtle be raised together?

It is best to keep them separately because the grass turtle is easier to grow and will eat the red-eared slider. It may be better to keep them separately.