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Kinosternon acutum - Tabasco Mud Turtle ... This should be positioned to provide a basking spot of 90 degrees F or so (32 degrees C) in that section of the habitat. The habitat may also be equipped with a full spectrum fluorescent light to provide for UVB. A UVB source is necessary for Vitamin D3 syntheses (needed in...
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www.chelonia.org/Articles/kinosternidaecare.htm
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Striped Mud Turtle habitat varies within the turtle's range, but in general they prefer slow-moving or still bodies of water. Preferred locations often have soft-bodied beds, either consisting of sand or mud, and support a large amount of aquatic vegetation.
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www.unc.edu/~dtkirkpa/stuff/bauri.html
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Habitat for mud and musk turtles varies depending on the species, but in general they prefer slow-moving or still bodies of water. Preferred locations often have soft-bodied beds, either consisting of sand or mud, ... Some of the more distinguished species of mud turtles are K. leucostomum, the White-lipped mud turtle,
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www.unc.edu/~dtkirkpa/stuff/mud2.html
www.unc.edu/~dtkirkpa/stuff/mud2.html
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Because of their smaller size, mud turtles are easier to accommodate indoors; however, if you decide to set up your mud turtle's habitat outside the house, bear in mind that they, like the box turtle, like to hibernate.
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petturtle.com/mud_turtles.htm
petturtle.com/mud_turtles.htm
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New light on an old tortoise - Gilbert White's Selborne tortoise re-discovered. ... Though it is best to provide the turtle with a captive habitat similar to it's own, they can be kept at an acceptable active temperature range from 21-24 C (75-78 F) and provided with a gradient.
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www.tortoisetrust.org/articles/oderatus.html
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Mud turtle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mud turtle is the common name given to two genera of aquatic turtles: Kinosternon , mud turtles found in North and South America, and Pelusios , mud turtles found in Africa. Some species are kept...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mud_turtle
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As with all mud turtles, Mississippi Muds require ample access to haul out. They are frequent baskers, and will utilize an extensive land area if ... In captivity, Does well on high quality turtle pellets such as Mazuri and ReptoMin, as well as earth worms, crawdads and feeder fish on occasion. ... COMMUNITY HABITAT...
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www.austinsturtlepage.com/Care/cs-mismud.htm
www.austinsturtlepage.com/Care/cs-mismud.htm
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Yellow mud turtles have been observed in ponds with sand bottoms and ponds with muddy bottoms and in water with and without vegetation. In laboratory situations however, yellow mud turtles preferred ponds with vegetation (Carl Webster).
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www.rw.ttu.edu/sp_accounts/yellowmudturtle/habitat.htm
www.rw.ttu.edu/sp_accounts/yellowmudturtle/habitat.htm
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Painted Turtle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Painted Turtle ( Chrysemys picta ) is a reptile that is common in southern Canada, the United States, and northern Mexico and is related to other water turtles such as sliders and cooters. This tur...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Painted_Turtle
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