The Carolina Diamondback Terrapin

features a concentric gray shell with a delicate concentric pattern. True to its name, its diamond-like shell pattern is its most captivating feature, changing its appearance depending on the light. The fine spots on its head and limbs are also beautiful, making it one of the most ornamental aquatic turtles. Its graceful

gliding through the water creates a delightful contrast with its resting on land. Its serene presence exudes elegance.

For breeding, a spacious aquarium with solid filtration and thorough water quality management is essential. A land area, basking spot, and UV light are essential. Because it prefers a slightly brackish environment, maintaining an appropriate salinity level is also important. A balanced diet of primarily formulated feed, including crustaceans and fish, promotes stability.

Due to frequent inquiries, many pets are already found with their new home before their arrival.
Thank you for your understanding and we recommend calling us prior to your visit. We recommend

Anicom Pet Insurance.
Reptiles also have pet insurance, similar to human health insurance.
By signing up for Anicom Sompo's "Animal Health Insurance Happy" pet insurance ,

They also offer a free annual intestinal flora test to support your reptile's health.
The cost of owning a reptile isn't just the price.
Monthly care costs run around 3,000 to 5,000 yen.
Having insurance can help reduce the financial burden if your pet becomes ill. We recommend signing up for
Anicom Sompo's "Animal Health Insurance Happy."


Kanedai Higashi-Totsuka Branch,
W2202-0060 , 764-7 Naze-cho, Totsuka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture,
Tel: 045-813-5015.
Please note that we may not be able to answer your phone calls on weekends.
For urgent inquiries, please contact us via our inquiry form.


Aqua & Pet Kanedai Higashi Totsuka Store
764-7 Nazecho, Totsuka-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture
Tel: 045-813-5015
First-class animal handling business
sales
registration number 90-0151
Registration expiration date January 12, 2012
Animal handling manager Yumiko Komori