Eye-opening 25 species of turtle hybridization techniques that are easy to master (professional illustration explanation)

What is hybridization? For turtle friends, hybrid turtles are different, more ornamental than purebreds, and rare in number, so they are regarded as treasures. The transaction price of hybrid turtles generally defaults to breeds that are not higher than the highest price, and varieties that are not lower than the lowest price, that is, between the two. However, artificial breeding of existing breeds is more difficult, and purebreds can be sold for higher prices, so breeders generally do not do this kind of hybridization stupid thing. Moreover, the male and female of different varieties are in one piece, not to say that they are matched. Some turtle friends like it, and some turtle friends pursue purebreds, which depends on personal preferences.

Textual Commentary Hybridization:

1. Yellow-throated weed turtle

Also known as Lashio. There are grassy and throaty.

2. Flower turtle weed turtle

Most of them are flowered and shelled.

3. Yellow-edged weed turtle

It seems to be more grassy

4. Yellow-edged mixed yellow throat

Seems to be a little more throaty

5. Yellow edge hybrid saw edge

Seems to have a little more saw edges

6. Yellow-edged japanese ground turtle

It seems to be a little more Japanese ground turtles

7. Three-line closed-shell turtle with yellow throat

Also known as the Ai's water turtle. Also known as the Golden Stone Turtle.

8. Three-line closed-shell turtle hybrid turtle

Also known as the Fischer's flower turtle.

9. Three-line closed-shell turtle hybrid saw edge

Also known as Shaw's closed-shell turtle.

10. Three-line closed-shell turtle heterogeneous yellow forehead

Also known as the Australopithecus closed-shell turtle.

11. Three-lined closed-shell turtle mixed with four-eyed turtle

It is also called the four-eyed golden turtle, but it has not been confirmed

12. Flower turtle zazanan

Also known as the missing jawed flower turtle.

13. Yellow-fronted hybrid saw edge

Also known as saw forehead.

14. Red-eared painted turtle mixed yellow-eared painted turtle

Also known as the orange-eared Brazilian painted turtle.

15. Yellow-throated four-eyed turtle

Some experts believe that it is a quasi-eye spotted turtle.

16. Three-lined closed-shell turtle hybrid black-necked turtle

Also known as the Black Golden Turtle

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