Product Description
Mississippi Red Bellied Muds are nicely rounded little turtles with red, orange or yellowish bellies, and light to dark brown shells.
Red Bellied Muds are omnivorous feeders. They will take pellets, insects, fish, crustaceans, meat, worms and some aquatic plants. Some are very docile and don't mind being handled, others can be very feisty, but can tame down in time.
Shallow bottom foragers, they do well with other muds and musks and/or in community tanks with other species. Adults do well in larger tanks/enclosures or in outdoor ponds.
Not often available, Mississippi Red Bellied Mud Turtles are nice additions as a bottom of the community turtle, or even fish tanks.
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Everything was perfect! The turtle was healthy and active when he arrived. He arrived the very next day and my son loves him. Prices were great to, compared to other sites.
Very happy with our turtle!
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The Price
its a very reasonable price but one question what's the difference between a mud turtle and a musk turtle?
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Awesome little turtle !
My yearling arrived yesterday along with my common snapper and has acclimated to his new tank , so much personality already.
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Two Mississippi Reds
More than happy and excited to get my two turtles. Both in great shape. They will be well cared for and appreciated!
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Stop use filter with baby mud turtle!!!
I received 2 perfect Red Bellied mud turtle,customer service is amazing.Many people don't know about baby mud turtle can't living with filter,change same temperature fresh water every 3-5 days.
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wrong turtles
i believe those two turtles are not red bellied mud turtles thos are etheir pastel musk turtle or a stinkpot musk turtle
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Mississippi Mud Turtle
He arrived safe and full of personality. We love him. They said he had minor imperfections and honestly I don’t see anything wrong. He’s funny, active, sherl looks healthy, no mold. Great experience and buy. They even cared about the temperature it was here when shipping.
