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RE: Please help me identify these beauties!

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Posted by: apeltes at Sun Nov 6 17:52:58 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by apeltes ]  
   

Hard to tell, but I'm almost certain they are red-eared sliders. They have color patterns that are abnormal. I've seen them labeled as "pastel" or "clown". I haven't been able to get a solid answer, but I think this is a developmental abnormality... often associated with other physical defects such as scute duplication... not a genetic trait like albinism. Thus, I don't think they would produce similarly colored offspring. I may be wrong, and I hope someone can clarify.


   

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