1. how big can the money turtle distinguish between male and female

? When the money turtle grows to 3 or 4 months old, it can distinguish between male and female. Money turtles are dioecious and reproduce by laying eggs. When mature, a female turtle can lay 3-9 eggs. The time of laying eggs is affected by age. Only sexually mature money turtles have the ability to reproduce. Most female turtles are sexually mature at the age of 6-7, when they can lay eggs. Male tortoises are sexually mature earlier, usually at 4-5 years of age. To choose a parent turtle, you must choose a mature one, so that the reproductive organs are more mature, the eggs laid are of high quality, and the probability of hatching a money turtle is high. The method

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2, money tortoise separates male and female 1, tail: The tail of male tortoise is longer, cloaca is apart from the brim of caudal shield farther also, plastron can be sunken. The tail of the female turtle is thin and short, the carapace is full, and the plastron is relatively flat.

2. Manual identification: Lift the money tortoise vertically with one hand, and hold the head and front paws of the tortoise with the other hand. At this time, its tail will stretch out, and the tail will stretch out something pointed. At this time, it can be judged as a male tortoise, and the female tortoise is generally unchanged.

3. Genital pore: Press the limbs and head of the money turtle with your hand, and the male money turtle can see the genitals.