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Russian Tort. And does indeed look male and probably full grown.
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Re: Tortoise Species ID Help
::Treeboa beat me to it:: I'll leave this up anyway.
I'd say you most likely have a Russian there. I usually get Russians and Greeks mixed up but I've been working with a Greek more recently. His size seems about right that I know of.
For sexing males and females. In aquatic turtles, we sex using tail length and front claw length. You may be able to use beak as well but I'm not sure. Most of my knowledge is in aquatic turtles so hopefully someone else can fill you in on sexing.
Last edited by Pyrate81; 01-17-2014 at 12:08 AM.
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1.0.0 Albino Black Rat snake(Wafer)
0.0.1 California King snake(Oreo)
0.0.1 African Housesnake(Cupcake)
0.0.1 Honduran Milk snake(Blackjack)
0.0.2 Normal BP(Petey; Twix)
0.0.1 Yellow Rat Snake(Dijon)
0.0.1 Madagascar Speckled Hognose(Granola)[RIP]
1.0.0 Albino Nelson's Milk snake(Candy Cane)
1.0.0 Lesser BP(Creme Brulee)
1.0.0 Mojo BP(Brownie)
0.1.0 Black Motley Corn snake(Anisette)
0.0.1 Pueblan Milk snake[Fostering, Taco Grande]
0.1.0 West African Mud Turtle(Bulger)
0.2.0 Red Eared Slider(Squirtle, Turtwig)
1.0.0 Rat Terrorier(Ranger)
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The notch on the back of the plastron is wider and shallower on males to allow for the longer, thicker tail. Once someone points it out it's easy to see on torts over 3 inches.
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