Map Turtle For Rehoming
This Map Turtle is looking for a new forever home! They are great to watch swimming around and fun to feed!
Photos taken October 2024
For sale in our Bracknell reptile shop
Age: Exact age unknown (Adult)
Sex: Male
Adult Size Range: Males 5 to 6 inches, Females up to 7 inches
Lifespan: 15 to 25 years
Handling: Turtles are best kept as a display pet
Suitability: Beginners
Natural Habitat: River systems of North America
Enclosure recommendations
Best kept alone, adult Map Turtles should be housed in a 3 to 4ft long aquarium as a minimum size, with strong filtration and a water heater.
Turtles also require an easily accessible basking area outside of the water, to allow them to dry off to avoid fungal issues whilst basking under UV lighting.
This Map Turtle is looking for a new forever home! They are great to watch swimming around and fun to feed!
Photos taken October 2024
For sale in our Bracknell reptile shop
Age: Exact age unknown (Adult)
Sex: Male
Adult Size Range: Males 5 to 6 inches, Females up to 7 inches
Lifespan: 15 to 25 years
Handling: Turtles are best kept as a display pet
Suitability: Beginners
Natural Habitat: River systems of North America
Enclosure recommendations
Best kept alone, adult Map Turtles should be housed in a 3 to 4ft long aquarium as a minimum size, with strong filtration and a water heater.
Turtles also require an easily accessible basking area outside of the water, to allow them to dry off to avoid fungal issues whilst basking under UV lighting.
This Map Turtle is looking for a new forever home! They are great to watch swimming around and fun to feed!
Photos taken October 2024
For sale in our Bracknell reptile shop
Age: Exact age unknown (Adult)
Sex: Male
Adult Size Range: Males 5 to 6 inches, Females up to 7 inches
Lifespan: 15 to 25 years
Handling: Turtles are best kept as a display pet
Suitability: Beginners
Natural Habitat: River systems of North America
Enclosure recommendations
Best kept alone, adult Map Turtles should be housed in a 3 to 4ft long aquarium as a minimum size, with strong filtration and a water heater.
Turtles also require an easily accessible basking area outside of the water, to allow them to dry off to avoid fungal issues whilst basking under UV lighting.
