pictures from my Phrynops

[AFRO-thunder]

I cleaned my tanks yesterday and took some photos... Here they are!


Batrachemys raniceps CB07 by me


Phrynops tuberosus CB by me 2006


Phrynops tuberosus adult male


Batrachemys raniceps, juvenile male


Phrynops hilari CB04 (by D. Fabius), probably female


Batrachemys raniceps CB07 by me

[Tommy]

your turtle are fantastic!!!

quanti cm misura la phrynops tuberosus CB 2006 ???

[Tortugo]

They are really very beautiful. Do you keep them all together?
compliments

[Ufetta]

beautiful turtles!!!

i like very much Phrynops tuberosus in the second picture and Phrynops hilari

[AFRO-thunder]

@Tommy: The little tuberosus is about 6cm long!
@Tortugo I keep them in different tanks, mostly sorted by species. Only the big raniceps and tuberosus females are kept together and two hilariis together with a young raniceps specimen.

[Tommy]

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@Tommy: The little tuberosus is about 6cm long!
@Tortugo I keep them in different tanks, mostly sorted by species. Only the big raniceps and tuberosus females are kept together and two hilariis together with a young raniceps specimen.

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my tuberosus CB 2006 are 9/10 cm. They are too big? (non so se si scrive cosi!!!)

[AFRO-thunder]

No I don't think that they are too big. My tuberosus were born in December 06, so maybe yours have an advantage of some months...

[Tortugo]

Tell us how do you breed your Prhynops and how you feed them, about their set up....if you want

[Tommy]

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No I don't think that they are too big. My tuberosus were born in December 06, so maybe yours have an advantage of some months...

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ah ok! my tuberosus born in August...

[AFRO-thunder]

@Tortugo: I will tell it at the ÖGH Symposium in vienna in January

Basically I have them in relatively big enclosures with much water depth, always serparated by gender and mostly by species. I put the genders together in August to November and in November/December it is egg laying time

food is basically fish (whole fish like pseudorasbora parva is the best) and snails, mussels, insects, mice and such. I try to have as much variation as possible.

I also have written an article for the RADIATA which will appear in the special on south american chelids next year!

[Tortugo]

Thank you for all. You are so gentle.
I can't come in Vienna...I'm sorry

[giuliettagnese]

they are great! i'm in love

[twisty]

hi stephan!
really cool! above all the raniceps!but even hilari!

bye bye!
LoSqualo

[sombrero1259]

greetings!!!!!very beautiful turtles!!

[silko76]

very very beautiful!