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Albino Rhinoclemmys Eggs

We got some more Albino Rhinoclemmys Eggs last night! The Albino Furrowed Wood Turtle laid a perfect two egg clutch. They’re being incubated for female, and will hatch in 90 days. Albino Rhinoclemmys eggs are very easy to incubate. The temperature is kept in the upper 80’s. This morph has not been produced in captivity, but we think we are getting close. Due to the rarity of this morph, no hatchlings are available at this time.

Looking for Albino Turtles for your display or breeding project?

We offer next day shipping anywhere in the USA (where legal) through fedex express. We take the safety of our animals very serious, and only use Shipyourreptiles.com for domestic shipments. Turtles are sent in styro lined shipping boxes. Hot or cold packs are used depending on the temperatures. We also offer international shipping and can handle all permits and shipping, so no need for a third party exporter. Visit our CONTACT page for all domestic shipping information, payment methods, and questions about international exports.

WE LOVE OUR TURTLES! Every turtle we produce and sell is very important to us. We want them to live long and happy lives in their new homes, and offer lifetime help with any turtle you get from us. We work hard to make sure that you know everything you need to know about their husbandry, and what makes them happy.

Visit our AVAILABLE page to see all the amazing hatchlings we have available for sale.

Finally, check out our blog post about all of our Albino Wood Turtle projects right HERE.

Finding Turtle Eggs – Kicking off 2018

Finding Turtle Eggs is always fun, and the first clutch of the year really gets our blood flowing.

These Albino Pink Belly Sideneck eggs were the first clutches of our 2018 season.

This species is always the first one to start laying, and should continue until October.

They always lay their clutches near the surface, making them very easy to find

After finding a clutch of eggs we dig them up and carefully move them to nest box for artificial incubation.

We use moss to incubate this species eggs on because it helps break down the shells a little, which makes it easier for them to hatch.

In about 50 days these eggs will start to hatch, and we will have them for sale on our AVAILABLE page a few months later.

These are only the first of many eggs of this year, so check back often to see all the crazy stuff we produce this year.

Interested in a Albino Turtle?

We do not sell fresh hatchlings! All turtles are head started for a few months to ensure that they’re healthy and happy before going to their new homes.

All domestic orders ship Fedex Express, through Shipyourreptiles.com.

If you have any questions about purchasing a Albino Turtle for your display or breeding project, go to our CONTACT page and send us a message with any questions.