Here are my 2.0 Melanochelys tricarinata (Tricarinate hill turtle), these are long term captives that prove very hard to find, still on the lookout for a female. These turtles remind me of geomyda spengleri as they have the same behaviour when it comes to watching over their enclosure and running everywhere as soon as the rain hits. They are housed separately in two 10 foot by 5 foot enclosures, they are extremely aggressive when housed together and the males will try to mount each other.
Does anyone here keep them, I'm always open to more information on them?
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Does anyone here keep them, I'm always open to more information on them?
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