Found only in Mexico and Honduras, Mexican Ornate Sliders are a very pretty slider, with deeper colo…

Think of a North American Wood Turtle, with a pretty golden shell, and a charcoal black belly - just…

Black Wood Turtles (Rhinoclemmys funerea) are found in the Marshes, ponds and streams of central Ame…

Puerto Rican Sliders are very unique in the slider world. They are nearly all gray or olive colored,…

Countless requests for juvenile Red Eared Sliders have inspired us to make this species available in…

Our water turtle diet is the very same food that we raise our hatchlings on - and feed our breeders.…

We feed all our tortoises this diet, from hatchlings to breeders. We moisten it, and mix it with mix…

Western Painted Turtles grow to be the largest of the painted turtles (typically 6-7 inches). They r…

Pink Belly Side-Necked turtles are excellent tank turtles, doing best in deeper, warm water with lot…

Mississippi Map Turtles are excellent starter turtles, and they make fine community turtles as well.…

One of the smallest, and best species to keep, Three Striped Mud Turtles (Kinosternon baurii), are a…

Yellow Bellied Sliders are mostly aquatic and love to bask. They make excellent starter turtles, and…

A very brilliantly colored phase of the Red Eared Slider; as their name implies, Rio Grande Red Ears…

Stinkpots or common musk turtles are mostly aquatic and do very well as resident“garbage disposals.”…

Razorbacks are much lighter in color than most muds and musks. From gray to almost silver, or light …

One of North America's most recognizable fully aquatic Turtles, the Common Snapping Turtle, inhabits…