
Low gaze, slow gait, turtle
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Book Introduction
The 6th installment of the [Pet Care Series for Enthusiasts], 『Low-Gaze, Slow-Stepping Turtle』, is a work that summarizes the know-how of turtle breeding accumulated through long-term breeding experience and research by Lee Tae-won, who has been actively involved in various fields while breeding various types of amphibians and reptiles for a long time, and Park Seong-jun, who is well-known as the operator of ‘All About Turtles by Cytes (www.turtle.or.kr)’, which is called a textbook on turtle breeding. You will be able to learn everything about turtles.
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index
Chapter 1 Biological Characteristics of Turtles
Section 1: History, Evolution, and Origin of Turtles
Hypothesis on the evolution of A | New fossil explaining the evolution of A | The debate over evolution continues
Section 2 Turtle Body Structure
Shell | Horny plate | Legs | Eyes | Nose | Mouth | Tongue | Ears | Cloaca | Genitals | Tail
Section 3 Turtle Ecology
Growth | Lifespan | Diet and feeding | Respiration | Circulation | Speed | Reproduction
Chapter 2: The History of Turtle Breeding
Section 1: Humans and Turtles
Turtles in Myths and Tales | Economic Use of Turtles | Turtle Conservation
Section 2: History and Current Status of Domestic Turtle Breeding
Importation of red-eared sliders led to recognition as pets | Introduction of various species since 2001 | Popularization of companion turtles
Chapter 3: Adopting a Turtle
Section 1 Turtles as Pets
A pet with ideal conditions for breeding|An animal that lacks emotional expression but is charming.
Section 2 Things to Consider Before Buying
Consider whether you have the conditions to raise them|Carefully choose which species to raise|Think carefully about whether you can understand the shortcomings of the species you want to raise|Consider whether you can truly handle the species you have chosen|Acquire prior knowledge about the species you want to raise|Prepare breeding and management supplies in advance and know where to get them|Accumulate breeding knowledge with continued affection and interest
Section 3: Different Ways to Adopt a Turtle
Collected from the wild | Adoption from private breeders or breeders | Adoption from reptile breeders
Section 4 Legal Issues in Turtle Breeding
CITES and the Natural Environment Conservation Act | What is CITES? | Wild Fauna and Flora and Permit Scope Applicable to CITES | Punishment for Violations | CITES Individual Registration Act and Breeding Facility Registration Act
Section 5 How to Select a Healthy Turtle
Check basic information about the breeding environment | Check size and behavior | Check appearance | Check reaction status | Check for diseases and internal and external parasites | Confirm breeding individuals, adoption
Section 6 Turtle Movement
Proper Handling and Moving Methods|Packaging Methods for Moving
Section 7: 10 Tips for Raising Turtles
Enjoy the process rather than the result I Accept the difference|Don't be a collector or a hoarder|Give a lot and expect little|Be diligent|Make recording a part of your life|Draw the turtle you are raising yourself|Aim for analog rather than digital|Think of the best and prepare for the worst|When your turtle dies
Chapter 4: Creating a Turtle Habitat
Section 1 Turtle Breeding Supplies
Cage | Flooring | Lighting and UVB lights | Heat source | Filter | Cage furniture | Cage deco | Other care supplies
Section 2: Setting up a turtle enclosure
Keys to Creating a Captive Environment | Creating a Captive Environment for Fully Aquatic Turtles | Creating Captive Environment for Semi-Aquatic and Wetland Turtles | Creating Captive Environment for Terrestrial Turtles
Chapter 5 General Care of Turtles
Section 1 Basic Specification Management
Check temperature, humidity, and water quality | Check whether electrical devices inside and outside the enclosure are operating normally | Remove contaminants | Reorganize enclosure settings | Feed | Manage natural enemies and parasites
Section 2: Management of the enclosure and breeding environment
Temperature management | Humidity management | Water management | Light management | UVB management | Ventilation management
Section 3 Feeding and Nutrition Management
Feeding Problems | Feeding for Herbivorous Turtles | Feeding for Carnivorous and Omnivorous Turtles | Causes and Treatment of Anorexia and Anorexia
Chapter 6 Turtle Health and Diseases
Section 1 Signs and Prevention of Disease
Signs of disease | Disease prevention | Actions to take when disease is detected
Section 2 Common Diseases and Treatment Options
Diseases related to the stomach and skin|Respiratory diseases|Eye diseases|Mouth diseases|Ear diseases|Excretion diseases|Other diseases
Section 3 Daily Care for Health
Stress Management in Turtles | Turtle Hygiene Management | Hygiene Management for Keepers
Chapter 7 Turtle Breeding
Section 1 How to tell the sex of a turtle
Differences in size between males and females | Differences in color (body color, iris color) | Differences in shape (body shape) of the carapace | Differences in height of the carapace | Differences in shape of the new deck | Differences in size and shape of the plastron | Differences in shape of the anterior or posterior deck | Differences in length and thickness of the tail | Differences in position of the cloaca | Differences in length and shape of the claws | Differences in texture of the carapace and skin
Section 2 The Process of Reproduction
Mother care for hibernation | Hibernation (cooling or cycling) | Mating | Spawning | Artificial hatching | Hatching | Post-hatch care | Various mutants
Chapter 8 Major species of turtles
Section 1 Major species of turtles
Classification of Turtles | Classification of Turtle Necks | Introduction to Major Species
Pig-nosed turtle|Wolf turtle|Common snapping turtle|Alligator snapping turtle|Musk turtle|Mud turtle|Mexican giant musk turtle|Razorback musk turtle|Yellow bellied slider|Map turtle|Cooter|Chinese stripe-necked turtle|Painted turtle|Spotted turtle|Spiny turtle|Diamondback terrapin|Big-headed turtle|Matamata turtle|Snake-necked turtle|Gibba turtle|Twist-necked turtle|African side-necked turtle|Yellow-spotted river turtle turtle|Black-breasted leaf turtle|Asian leaf turtle|Ornate wood turtle|Amboina box turtle|Chinese box turtle|Eastern box turtle|Keeled box turtle|Flowerback box turtle|Sulcata tortoise|Leopard tortoise|Star tortoise|Red-footed tortoise|Yellow-footed tortoise|Pancake tortoise|Spider tortoise|Flat-back spider tortoise|Madagascar radiated tortoise|Madagascar angulated tortoise tortoise|Marginated tortoise|Hermann's tortoise|Egyptian tortoise|Greek tortoise|Horsfield's tortoise|Elongated tortoise|Forsten's tortoise|Aldabra giant tortoise|Galapagos tortoise|Chaco tortoise|Hinge-back tortoise|Brown tortoise|Impressed tortoise|Spiny softshell turtle|Florida softshell turtle|Red-eared slider|Tortoise (Korean endemic species) Chinese pond turtle|Softshell turtle (endemic to Korea)
supplement
Turtles of the World
CITES List of Turtle Species
Section 1: History, Evolution, and Origin of Turtles
Hypothesis on the evolution of A | New fossil explaining the evolution of A | The debate over evolution continues
Section 2 Turtle Body Structure
Shell | Horny plate | Legs | Eyes | Nose | Mouth | Tongue | Ears | Cloaca | Genitals | Tail
Section 3 Turtle Ecology
Growth | Lifespan | Diet and feeding | Respiration | Circulation | Speed | Reproduction
Chapter 2: The History of Turtle Breeding
Section 1: Humans and Turtles
Turtles in Myths and Tales | Economic Use of Turtles | Turtle Conservation
Section 2: History and Current Status of Domestic Turtle Breeding
Importation of red-eared sliders led to recognition as pets | Introduction of various species since 2001 | Popularization of companion turtles
Chapter 3: Adopting a Turtle
Section 1 Turtles as Pets
A pet with ideal conditions for breeding|An animal that lacks emotional expression but is charming.
Section 2 Things to Consider Before Buying
Consider whether you have the conditions to raise them|Carefully choose which species to raise|Think carefully about whether you can understand the shortcomings of the species you want to raise|Consider whether you can truly handle the species you have chosen|Acquire prior knowledge about the species you want to raise|Prepare breeding and management supplies in advance and know where to get them|Accumulate breeding knowledge with continued affection and interest
Section 3: Different Ways to Adopt a Turtle
Collected from the wild | Adoption from private breeders or breeders | Adoption from reptile breeders
Section 4 Legal Issues in Turtle Breeding
CITES and the Natural Environment Conservation Act | What is CITES? | Wild Fauna and Flora and Permit Scope Applicable to CITES | Punishment for Violations | CITES Individual Registration Act and Breeding Facility Registration Act
Section 5 How to Select a Healthy Turtle
Check basic information about the breeding environment | Check size and behavior | Check appearance | Check reaction status | Check for diseases and internal and external parasites | Confirm breeding individuals, adoption
Section 6 Turtle Movement
Proper Handling and Moving Methods|Packaging Methods for Moving
Section 7: 10 Tips for Raising Turtles
Enjoy the process rather than the result I Accept the difference|Don't be a collector or a hoarder|Give a lot and expect little|Be diligent|Make recording a part of your life|Draw the turtle you are raising yourself|Aim for analog rather than digital|Think of the best and prepare for the worst|When your turtle dies
Chapter 4: Creating a Turtle Habitat
Section 1 Turtle Breeding Supplies
Cage | Flooring | Lighting and UVB lights | Heat source | Filter | Cage furniture | Cage deco | Other care supplies
Section 2: Setting up a turtle enclosure
Keys to Creating a Captive Environment | Creating a Captive Environment for Fully Aquatic Turtles | Creating Captive Environment for Semi-Aquatic and Wetland Turtles | Creating Captive Environment for Terrestrial Turtles
Chapter 5 General Care of Turtles
Section 1 Basic Specification Management
Check temperature, humidity, and water quality | Check whether electrical devices inside and outside the enclosure are operating normally | Remove contaminants | Reorganize enclosure settings | Feed | Manage natural enemies and parasites
Section 2: Management of the enclosure and breeding environment
Temperature management | Humidity management | Water management | Light management | UVB management | Ventilation management
Section 3 Feeding and Nutrition Management
Feeding Problems | Feeding for Herbivorous Turtles | Feeding for Carnivorous and Omnivorous Turtles | Causes and Treatment of Anorexia and Anorexia
Chapter 6 Turtle Health and Diseases
Section 1 Signs and Prevention of Disease
Signs of disease | Disease prevention | Actions to take when disease is detected
Section 2 Common Diseases and Treatment Options
Diseases related to the stomach and skin|Respiratory diseases|Eye diseases|Mouth diseases|Ear diseases|Excretion diseases|Other diseases
Section 3 Daily Care for Health
Stress Management in Turtles | Turtle Hygiene Management | Hygiene Management for Keepers
Chapter 7 Turtle Breeding
Section 1 How to tell the sex of a turtle
Differences in size between males and females | Differences in color (body color, iris color) | Differences in shape (body shape) of the carapace | Differences in height of the carapace | Differences in shape of the new deck | Differences in size and shape of the plastron | Differences in shape of the anterior or posterior deck | Differences in length and thickness of the tail | Differences in position of the cloaca | Differences in length and shape of the claws | Differences in texture of the carapace and skin
Section 2 The Process of Reproduction
Mother care for hibernation | Hibernation (cooling or cycling) | Mating | Spawning | Artificial hatching | Hatching | Post-hatch care | Various mutants
Chapter 8 Major species of turtles
Section 1 Major species of turtles
Classification of Turtles | Classification of Turtle Necks | Introduction to Major Species
Pig-nosed turtle|Wolf turtle|Common snapping turtle|Alligator snapping turtle|Musk turtle|Mud turtle|Mexican giant musk turtle|Razorback musk turtle|Yellow bellied slider|Map turtle|Cooter|Chinese stripe-necked turtle|Painted turtle|Spotted turtle|Spiny turtle|Diamondback terrapin|Big-headed turtle|Matamata turtle|Snake-necked turtle|Gibba turtle|Twist-necked turtle|African side-necked turtle|Yellow-spotted river turtle turtle|Black-breasted leaf turtle|Asian leaf turtle|Ornate wood turtle|Amboina box turtle|Chinese box turtle|Eastern box turtle|Keeled box turtle|Flowerback box turtle|Sulcata tortoise|Leopard tortoise|Star tortoise|Red-footed tortoise|Yellow-footed tortoise|Pancake tortoise|Spider tortoise|Flat-back spider tortoise|Madagascar radiated tortoise|Madagascar angulated tortoise tortoise|Marginated tortoise|Hermann's tortoise|Egyptian tortoise|Greek tortoise|Horsfield's tortoise|Elongated tortoise|Forsten's tortoise|Aldabra giant tortoise|Galapagos tortoise|Chaco tortoise|Hinge-back tortoise|Brown tortoise|Impressed tortoise|Spiny softshell turtle|Florida softshell turtle|Red-eared slider|Tortoise (Korean endemic species) Chinese pond turtle|Softshell turtle (endemic to Korea)
supplement
Turtles of the World
CITES List of Turtle Species
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: December 10, 2023
- Page count, weight, size: 480 pages | 152*210*30mm
- ISBN13: 9788997242160
- ISBN10: 8997242164
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