No, there are three ways to differentiate male from female but you cannot do this with baby ones, only when they are mature, also it helps if you have a male and female to compare. Firstly the tail of the male is a lot longer than the female. Secondly the cloaca opening on the female near enough touches its shell whereas on the male it is farther out. And thirdly the claws of the male are a lot longer than the female.
a painted turtle. If it is bright orange it's a male, if it is dull it is female.
A female painted turtle weighs about 500 grams. A male painted turtle weighs about 300 grams.
the painted-turtle
The Ankylosaurs is said to be the Painted Turtle's niche.
if the bottom of the turtle is flat its a female and if its curved its a male, but if the turtles tail gets a lot longer and it becomes more curved its a male
I have a turtle a few years now and i still cant firgure out what species it is. It eats shrimp(small) and shes is kinda of small. She ca reallyy stretch her neck, never bit me and is semi-aquatic. Also has a ornage like colour on her under and greenish(light) top with some dark spots. PLEASE HELP!!! It is a painted turltle! If it is bright orange on the bottom it's a male, if it is dull it is female. The name of the species is atually Painted Turtle! it isn't a painted turtle because the bottom is kind of ornage/pink also its a long neck turtle and the nose kind of comes out like a dogs nose. its actual skin is plain green/blurry green
No, a land turtle is not the same as a painted turtle because: Land turtle is well a land turtle and painted turtles can be both in land and water. They have different names They Look different
You can find a painted turtle in southern Alberta!
They can eat meat, but I feed my painted turtles turtle pellets
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It could be a painted turtle. The Western Painted Turtle has no red stripes that I could see, but has a red pattern at the edge of the shell and the bottom of the shell(plastron) is pink with a large, dark design extending to the edges. Hope this helps