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Turtle and Tortoise Care Sheets
 

Aldabra Tortoise Care Sheet Aldabra Tortoise Care Sheet
Aldabra tortoises are found on the islands of the Aldabra Atoll in the Seychelles, and they are one of the largest tortoises in the world.
By Ken Foose
Asian Box Turtle Care Sheet Asian Box Turtle Care Sheet
The Asian box turtle is a decent beginner turtle. Sometimes called “ambos,” these turtles have a black or dark brown carapace.
By Al Roach
Leopard Tortoise Care Sheet Leopard Tortoise Care Sheet
The leopard tortoise is the second largest tortoise native to Africa.
By Jerry D. Fife
Mata Mata Turtle Care Sheet Mata Mata Turtle Care Sheet
The mata mata turtle is one of the neatest-looking turtles on the planet.
By Al Roach
Ornate Box Turtle Care Sheet Ornate Box Turtle Care Sheet
The ornate box turtle embodies every bit of the spirit and character that is associated with the Midwestern United States.
By Ian Jessup
pink bellied side neck turtle Pink-Bellied Side-Necked Turtle Care Sheet
The pink-bellied side-necks truly is one of the best community turtles available.
By Marcus Cantos
Red-Footed Tortoise Care Sheet Red-Footed Tortoise Care Sheet
Red-footed tortoises are easy to acquire, simple to take care of, remain a size that most can easily handle, and they show amazing colorations.
By Tyler Stewart
Russian Tortoise Care Sheet Russian Tortoise Care Sheet
Russian tortoises are one of the most readily available tortoise species. They are small, making them easy for most people with limited space to keep.
By Tyler Stewart
Spotted Turtle Care Sheet Spotted Turtle Care Sheet
The spotted turtle is one of the smallest full-size turtles found in the United States.
By Al Roach
Star Tortoise Care Sheet Star Tortoise Care Sheet
Indian star tortoises are popular based on their size, personality and appearance.
By Jerry D. Fife
Sulcata Tortoise Care Sheet Sulcata Tortoise Care Sheet
Sulcata tortoises show an amazing ability to adapt to various climates in captivity, and their low cost combined with a curious personality make them commonly sought after by first-time tortoise owners.
By Tyler Stewart


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There should really be a care sheet on Red Eared Sliders THEY ARE THE CUTEST TURTLES EVER !!!!!!
Samantha, Cincinatti, OH
Posted: 7/6/2011 12:43:41 PM
No care sheets on painted turtles or red ear sliders?
Lexie, Brick, NJ
Posted: 7/4/2011 12:06:07 PM
This makes me want to get a turtle all the more! They are awesome!
Mary Ann, Fayetteville, TN
Posted: 4/24/2011 12:06:27 PM
OK first of all turtles don't live for 200 million years but they do live a long time:) and second of all TURTLES AND TORTOISES RULE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Morrigan, vanzant, MO
Posted: 1/30/2011 10:53:06 AM
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