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A Stunning Looking Turtle

The spotted turtle is my only pet turtle with a beautiful appearance. Uniquely, this turtle can live both inside and outside the cage. This gorgeous turtle is also adaptable and has fascinating behavior. Unfortunately, the spotted tortoise is prone to extinction and requires much care, from housing to food.

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  • Can live indoors and outdoors
  • Attractive behavior
  • Adaptable
  • Vulnerable to extinction
  • Needs a lot of care
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The Spotted Turtle (Clemmys guttata) is not a crossbreed of turtles, but is native to its race. It is also a type of aquatic pseudo-turtle with a broad, smooth, and dark-colored upper shell or carapace. On the other hand, the Spotted Turtle is one of the most sensitive turtles to pollution and toxins. Typically, these turtles hibernate under tree or shrub roots in wetlands or vernal pools.

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The Spotted Turtle (Clemmys guttata) is not a crossbreed of turtles, but is native to its race. It is also a type of aquatic pseudo-turtle with a broad, smooth, and dark-colored upper shell or carapace. On the other hand, the Spotted Turtle is one of the most sensitive turtles to pollution and toxins. Typically, these turtles hibernate under tree or shrub roots in wetlands or vernal pools.