Red-faced egg turtle can cross with what turtle, and what turtle can be mixed with

Red-faced egg turtle, also known as red-faced mud turtle, is a subspecies of scorpion mud turtle, and is also a rare ornamental turtle. They can be crossed by many turtles, such as nuclear mud turtles, white-lipped mud turtles, Huang Ze mud turtles, diphtheria egg turtles, scorpion turtles, etc. They can also be crossed with western turtles, European turtles and other turtles. Red-faced egg turtles usually mate in water, lay eggs at night and end laying eggs at dawn.

1. What turtles can red-faced egg turtles cross with

There are many kinds of turtles that red-faced egg turtles can cross with. They have peculiar appearance and fierce temperament, which are favored by many turtle lovers and make them popular in the ornamental turtle market.

The red-faced egg tortoise belongs to the family Scorpion Turtle, which is a subspecies of Scorpion Turtle. It can cross with most mud turtles, such as nuclear mud turtle, white-lipped mud turtle and Huang Ze mud turtle, and can also cross with diphtheria egg turtle, Scorpion Turtle, Western Turtle and European Turtle. Different turtles and red-faced egg turtles will produce different varieties when mating, and breeders can choose different turtles to mate according to their habits. However, for the sake of genetic purity, it is recommended to mate with the same species.

2. What turtles can red-faced egg turtles be mixed with

Red-faced egg turtles can be mixed with white-lipped mud turtles, stone mud turtles, scorpion turtles, etc. When mixed, attention should be paid to the space not being too small,

Although egg turtles and mud turtles are not very big in size, red-faced egg turtles are fierce in character. In addition, make sure there is enough food. If there is no food, the red-faced egg turtle will attack other turtles.