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Turtle Hybrid Verification?

tbrophy71 Apr 27, 2006 01:46 PM

Greetings!

As I've been gathering information on turtle hybridization, I've run across several references to turtle hybrids in the kingsnake.com archives. Can anyone verify or provide more information on the following turtle hybrids? Any information on other turtle hybrids would also be helpful. Thanks!

1) Emys marmorata X E. blandingii (posted by pondturtlenut on 2/14/04)

2) Geochelone sulcata X G. pardalis (posted by Andrew Godambe on 2/22/99 & Paul V on 7/1/00)

3) Painted turtle X Red-eared slider (posted by Andrew Godambe on 2/22/99)

4) Barbour's Map X Mississippi Map (posted by Rick on 1/31/99)

5) Map turtle (sp?) X Diamondback Terrapin (posted by Rick on 10/27/98)

6) Razor-back musk X Common musk (posted by nine0proof on 12/31/02)

7) Trachemys scripta elegans X T. ornata chichiriviche (posted by Paul V on 7/1/00)

8) Graptemys oculifera X G. nigrinoda (posted by Paul V on 7/1/00)

9) Ocadia sinensis X Chinemys nigricans (posted by Paul V on 7/1/00)

10) Mauremys mutica X Chinemys nigricans (posted by Paul V on 7/1/00)

11) Mauremys japonica X Chinemys nigricans (posted by Paul V on 7/1/00)

12) Ocadia sinensis X Heosemys grandis (posted by Paul V on 7/1/00)

13) Geochelone radiata X G. carbonaria (posted by Paul V on 7/1/00)

Thanks again!
Tim

Replies (2)

honuman Apr 27, 2006 02:23 PM

I've heard of most of these hybrids. I have actually seen pictures of the Sulcata X leopard cross. I have seen pictures of Redfoot X yellow foot cross.

Personally I have six hatchlings now that are False Map X Texas Map. I have both parents.

Steve

tbrophy71 Apr 28, 2006 11:52 AM

Thanks Steve!

Do you remember where you saw the pictures? I am also interested in any other info. or pictures you have of the False X Texas Maps (sex of parents, when/where/how hybridized, and any other specifics you may have). Thanks again! Let me know if you want to reply off-line.

Best Wishes,
Tim

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