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1.1 Four-eyed Turtles

I obtained this pair as ~5 years old LTC in 2021, making them 8 years old now. At the time, I was told they were imported as hatchlings, so these should be unrelated to all others in the US.

They are maintained singly in a greenhouse year-round and are allowed to cool to 55-60° in fall and winter. I have not received eggs from them yet, but I have witnessed courtship and breeding attempts the last two years. They eat anything offered to them including various pellet foods, invertebrates thrown in the water section, various vegetables, and floating plants/vegetation.

They are $4000 for the pair. Only trades considered will be for Manouria impressa, Pyxis spp., Cuora mouhotii (males or pairs) or female Geoemyda spengleri (with proof of captive breeding). I can provide plenty of references for trades.
 

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