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Red-cheeked Mud Turtle
A pretty, red-marked mud turtle from Central America, a manageable Kinosternon that does well in a small aquatic setup.
Yellow-footed Tortoise
A large, colourful rainforest tortoise from South America, close cousin of the red-foot, with yellow rather than red limb scales - active and personable.
Spotted Pond Turtle
A handsome, spotted Asian turtle from the Indian subcontinent, uncommon in the trade and best kept by those who can meet its aquatic needs.
Striped-neck Musk Turtle
A small, secretive musk turtle from the southeastern United States with pale neck stripes and a musky defence - compact and personable.
Yellow-headed Temple Turtle
A large, gentle Asian river turtle with a striking yellow head, built for big water and a very long life - a impressive but space-demanding species.
Chinese Tree Frog
A slender, bright-green arboreal frog from central and eastern China, built for life in the branches with sticky toe pads and a loud, repeated call.
Red-necked Pond Turtle
A dark, attractive Asian pond turtle from southern China with a distinctive red patch on the neck - hardy, semi-aquatic, and long-lived.
Yellow-margined Box Turtle
A beautiful, box-hinged Asian turtle from central and southern China, personable and semi-aquatic - a long-time favourite among Chinese keepers.
Hermann’s Tortoise
The quintessential Mediterranean tortoise - yellow and black patterned, hardy, and able to hibernate, a classic first tortoise for dedicated keepers.
Red-footed Tortoise
A colourful, forest-dwelling tortoise from South America with red and orange scales on its limbs - active, personable, and a superb interactive pet tortoise.