CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Want to know how to identify northern and southern species of golden coin turtles?

1. Want to know how to identify northern and southern species of golden coin turtles?

Here are some methods to identify northern and southern species of stone turtles:

1. Look at the shell color

The shell color of the southern species of stone turtles is generally yellow, black or bronze, while the shell color of the northern species of stone turtles is generally cyan, green or yellow-green.

2. Look at the head color

The head of the southern species of stone turtles is generally gray-black, yellow or bronze. Some southern species of stone turtles may have some black spots on their heads, commonly known as "plum blossom spots" (but not all southern species of stone turtles have "plum blossom spots"). The head of the northern species of stone turtles is cyan or green, and there are no black spots on the head.

3. Look at the edge shield

When looking down from above, one can usually see the marginal shield in the middle of the carapace of a southern stone turtle, while when looking down from above, one cannot usually see the marginal shield in the middle of the carapace of a northern stone turtle.

4. Look at the dark spots

The black spots on the plastron of southern stone turtles are generally larger and clearer, while the black spots on the plastron of northern stone turtles are generally smaller (or even absent) and more blurred.

5. Look at the eyeliner

There is usually a black line in the center of the eyeball of the southern species of stone turtles (the black line can be long or short, thick or thin), while there is usually no black line in the center of the eyeball of the northern species of stone turtles.

The above "five looks" are some simple and basic standards for analyzing and distinguishing southern and northern stone turtles. However, these standards cannot be used simply and one-sidedly, but should be used in combination to improve the quality of identification. For example, when using the "look at the eyeliner" standard, we cannot determine whether it is a southern stone turtle based solely on the length or thickness of the turtle's eyeliner. We should also analyze it in combination with the other "four looks" standards. If the eyeliner of a stone turtle is not obvious enough, but the shell color is yellow or black, the head color is gray-black or yellow or bronze, and the marginal shield and black spots basically meet the standards of southern stone turtles, it can be determined that this stone turtle is a southern stone turtle rather than a northern stone turtle. If, again, the head of a stone turtle has some green (for example, yellow with green), the eyeliner is not obvious enough, but the shell color, marginal shield, and black spots do not have the characteristics of the northern stone turtle mentioned above, it can be determined that this stone turtle is not a northern stone turtle, but a southern stone turtle.

Looking at the shell color, the shell color of the southern species of stone turtle is generally yellow, black or brown, while the shell color of the northern species of stone turtle is generally cyan, green or yellow-green. Looking at the head color, the head color of the southern species of stone turtle is generally gray-black, yellow or bronze, and some southern species of stone turtle may have some black spots on their heads, while the head color of the northern species of stone turtle is cyan or green, without any black spots.

Look at the shell color: The shell color of the southern species of stone turtles is generally yellow, black or bronze, while the shell color of the northern species of stone turtles is generally cyan, green or yellow-green. Look at the black spots: The black spots on the plastron of the southern species of stone turtles are generally larger and clearer, while the black spots on the plastron of the northern species of stone turtles are generally smaller (or even absent) and more blurred. Look at the marginal shield: When looking down from the top of the southern species of stone turtles, you can generally see the marginal shield of the divine chain in the middle of the carapace, while when looking down from the top of the northern species of stone turtles, you generally cannot see the marginal shield in the middle of the carapace.

Look at the carapace: The back of the southern species of stone turtle is generally brown-black or brown-yellow, the carapace is relatively long and wide, and the body shape is relatively larger than that of the northern species.

2. Turtles have the difference between pseudo-magic eyes and magic eyes

Turtles have pseudo-magic eyes and magic eyes.

1. The eyes of non-magic eye stone turtles (ordinary stone turtle Zheng Zao) have eyeliner, and the eyeliner passes through the eyeballs. The eyes of the poor magic eye stone turtles have no eyeliner, or its eyeliner has been inked and cannot be seen.

2. The so-called Demonic Eye Stone Turtle is actually a golden coin turtle with black eyes. This is the definition of this kind of golden coin turtle in the turtle market.

3. What are the golden tortoise eyeliners?

Anbu, Temple Turtle, etc. all have golden eyeliner.

4. How to deal with white eye sockets of stone turtles

Just change the water every day and add some salt

5. What medicine should be taken if the stone turtle has eye mucus and jelly-like stool

This is mainly due to gastrointestinal discomfort and excessive internal heat. It is best to regulate the gastrointestinal tract. You can give it some Sanhai oligofructose to regulate the gastrointestinal tract and remove the internal heat. It will be well in a few days.