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Eastern Box Turtle: An indoor enclosure can be made from almost any kind of large open-top aquarium or wooden box. It should be at least 4 square feet per adult eastern box turtle, and include a few inches of sand, wood chips, mulch or soil. If a shallow water pan is kept in the cage it will require daily cleaning. More >> |
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Eastern Mud Turtle: Eastern mud turtles are small turtles and will do well in captivity, provided they are given the opportunity to access land. Thus, this species is a good candidate for a display containing both aquatic and terrestrial habitats. More >> |
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Eastern Painted Turtle: Eastern painted turtles are perhaps one of the most attractive North American turtles. Their small size and generally pleasant disposition make them a good choice for the home aquarium. More >> |
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Elongated Tortoise: The elongated tortoise used to be imported in huge numbers in the past. Although it is still imported today the numbers are not as great. It has been bred in captivity but it is far from common. More >> |
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