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Radiated Tortoise: The radiated tortoise has always been a heavily sought after tortoise because of its large size and stunning radiated pattern. It is sometimes classed as the largest of the star type tortoises. More >> |
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Red-bellied Side-necked Turtle: The red-bellied side-necked turtle readily accepts fish, worms and tadpoles. Although very aquatic, this turtle will bask if given the opportunity.
Adequate space is important. More >> |
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Red-eared Slider: Probably no other turtle has been kept as a pet by more people than the red-eared slider. This hardy species was perhaps one of the first turtles that stimulated the interests of many turtle hobbyists. Red-eared Sliders are easily maintained in captivity in aquaria of moderate depth. More >> |
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Red-footed Tortoise: The red-footed tortoise is a captive-bred, readily available and fairly hardy tortoise that makes a wonderful captive.
Red-footed tortoises require strong enclosures--the sides should be taller than the combined heights of the occupants, the floor area should be 10 times the size of the occupants. More >> |
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Russian Tortoise: The Russian tortoise is one of the most common tortoises in the pet trade today because it is currently heavily imported. Captive bred Russian tortoises are becoming more common as some of these imported groups become established. More >> |
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