All I could find specifically about the Diamondback terrapin turtle and its habitat temperature is that bigger specimens tend to be found in warmer areas than those found in colder areas. The only consistent information I found was that they live in brackish (or slightly salty) water along rivers or in ponds and lakes of the United States.
Terrapins live in either fresh or slightly salty water. Terrapins are cold-blooded. Terrapins have much sharper senses of vision and smell than humans.
Yes terrapins are cold blooded.
no
Terrapins live for 10 to 25 years. They also grow to the size of a dinner plate.
Terrapins live for 10 to 25 years. They also grow to the size of a dinner plate.
Terrapins are types of turtles that are found in brackish water. If your terrapin is not eating, there could be several reasons why. The tank could be too small, the temperature can be too warm or cold, or they could be sick.
MOSTLY live in cold water
Can terrapins and turtles live in a vivarium
clams live mostly in cold water.
baby terrapins need to have around 10cm of water
Living things are divided into a string of classifications: Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species. Terrapins, which include turtles, which mainly live in water and tortoises, which primarily live on land, are of the class Reptilia, or reptiles. Similarly, Frogs and toads belong to the class Amphibia, or amphibians. Toads, which have fairly dry, rough skin, primarily live on land and frogs, which have moist and smooth skin live primarily in water. (Tree frogs are the major exception. They are frogs, but live mainly in trees, on land.)
Danios normally live in warmer water but are also excellent swimmers in cold water