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Red Eared Slider (Trachemys scripta elegans)
CATEGORY: Starter [?]
Due to recent concerns in the news media about the possibility of children contracting salmonella, from turtles, we have not yet, and will not to offer juveniles of the n... >>
Albino Red Eared Slider (Trachemys scripta elegans)
CATEGORY: Intermediate [?]
Albino Red Eared Sliders are one of the most striking of all turtles to keep. One in a million, their survival in the wild is almost impossible. Luckily a few breeders, pr... >>
RIo Grande Red Eared Sliders (Trachemys scripta elegans)
CATEGORY: Starter [?]
A very brilliantly colored phase of the red eared slider; as their name imply's, Rio Grande Red Ears originally come from the same South Texas water ways that produce seve... >>
Ghost Red Eared Sliders ((Trachemys scripta elegans))
CATEGORY: Intermediate [?]
Ghost Red Eared Sliders are a rare color phase of the normal Red Eared Slider that is lacking most of the normal pigments in the skin and on the shell. About a dozen of th... >>
Yellow Bellied Sliders (Trachemys scripta scripta)
CATEGORY: Starter [?]
Yellow Bellied Sliders are mostly aquatic and love to bask. They make excellent starter turtles, and adults will add color to outdoor ponds in all but the coldest temperatu... >>
Hypo/Pastel Yellow Bellied Sliders (Trachemys scripta scripta)
CATEGORY: Intermediate [?]
With one in a million colors, these turtles are like snowflakes, with no two ever exactly the same. Hypo Pastels need the same care as normal colored yellow bellys, but, given... >>
Mexican Ornate Sliders (Trachemys venusta venusta)
CATEGORY: Starter [?]
Found only in Mexico and Honduras, Mexican Ornate Sliders are a very pretty slider, with deeper colors, red circles and black spots. They thrive in mostly water setups and ... >>
Cumberland Sliders (Trachemys scripta troostii)
CATEGORY: Starter [?]
Cumberland Sliders are a rare cousin of the Red Eared Slider, found only in the upper Cumberland and Tennessee rivers in Virginia, Kentucky and Northern Alabama. Lighter an... >>
Hypo/Pastel Red Eared Sliders (Trachemys scripta elegans)
CATEGORY: Intermediate [?]
p> Just like Hypo/Pastel Yellow bellies, with one in a million colors, these turtles are like snowflakes, with no two ever exactly the same. Hypo Pastels need the same care as... >>
Melanistic Red Eared Slider Adults (Trachemys scripta elegans)
CATEGORY: Starter to Intermediate [?]
Melanistic Red Eared Sliders are lacking all skin pigments except for blacks and grays. Not often seen, these unusual turtles are like looking at a negative of a normal co... >>
Belize Slider (Trachemys venusta venusta)
CATEGORY: Starter [?]
One of the prettiest of all the sliders, the Belize Slider (Trachemys scripta venusta) ranges from Veracruz Mexico, south through the Yucatan Peninsula, Belize and Hondura... >>
Half Black, Half Green Yellow Bellied Slider (Trachemys scripta scripta)
CATEGORY: Starter [?]
This one of a kind turtle hatched with a color anomaly like no other... It's entire right side is very dark with lots of black coloration. The same for it's feet and right ... >>
Calico Yellow Bellied Sliders (Trachemys scripta scripta)
CATEGORY: Starter [?]
These two strikingly colored turtles hatched and were singled out from hundreds of thousands of normal Yellow Bellied Sliders. They both have very sharp, strong contrasting... >>
Caramel Pink Albino Red Eared Sliders (Trachemys scripta elegans)
CATEGORY: Intermediate [?]
Caramel Pink Albino Red Eared Sliders are the result of nearly 20 years of very patient selective breeding for very beautiful color traits in Albino Red Eared Sliders. From... >>
Lemon Yellow Albino Red Eared Sliders (Trachemys scripta elegans)
CATEGORY: Starter to Intermediate [?]
Lemon Yellow Albino Red Eared Sliders are a less common, more brightly colored form of Albino Red Eared Sliders. They have a deeper, richer, more golden yellow coloration o... >>
Two Headed Yellow Bellied Slider (Trachemys scripta scripta)
CATEGORY: Intermediate to Advanced [?]
Yes, two heads! This Yellow Belly was that one in a million born with two heads. It was born in June, and has been doing very well ever since. It is well past the early fra... >>
Two Headed Red Eared Slider (Trachemys scripta elegans)
CATEGORY: Advanced [?]
One of nicest Two Headed Red Eared Sliders we've ever seen, this one will be a yearling in early July. It has a very straight, almost perfect shell. Both heads eat, and ar... >>
Two Faced Red Eared Slider: (Trachemys scripta elegans)
CATEGORY: Intermediate [?]
Here's a very unique turtle. It has two heads merged into one. It looks like part two headed turtle, and part monster (with a sweet personality) ... Not a Siamese, not a tw... >>
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Shell less Red Eared Sliders (Trachemys scripta elegans)
CATEGORY: Intermediate [?]
There are snakes without scales, and now there are turtles without shells...
These two Red Eared Sliders were born in July, missing the major portions of their shel... >>
True Siamese Red Eared Sliders (Trachemys scripta elegans)
CATEGORY: Intermediate to Advanced [?]
Here are two turtles born firmly connected at the bellys. Many Siamese turtles are connected in mid shell, sharing legs and some organs. These are two separate turtles that... >>
Leucistic Albino Red Eared Sliders (Trachemys scripta elegans)
CATEGORY: Intermediate [?]
A single White shelled, blue eyed Leucistic Red Eared Slider was carefully bred for 5 years to Albino Red Eared Sliders. Then the resulting double hets were raised patientl... >>