Concise Turtle Shell for 7-8 Red Ear Turtles (227GS-0708) 10UB

Genus and species: Trachemys s. elegans. These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. They come in a range of patterns. These turtles are not endangered. The smaller shells (everything from hatchlings to turtles that are 6" to 7" long) generally come for turtle farms. They are typically ones that died at the farm from natural causes. The farm saves them for the woman who cleans them for us and then we sell them. The larger red ear turtle shells come from turtles that are typically trapped in the wild and the meat is sold as a delicacy. The turtles are not killed just for their shells. This listing is for one red ear turtle shell approximately 7-8" in length. NOT FOR SALE IN INDIANA.

The red ear turtle shells are available in a variety of patterns, making them a popular choice for various craft projects, such as the creation of medicine bags and talking sticks. These turtles are not considered endangered, which means that their shells can be obtained without contributing to the depletion of their population.

The smaller shells, ranging from hatchlings to turtles measuring 6 to 7 inches in length, typically come from turtle farms. These shells are usually those of turtles that have died from natural causes, and the farm saves them for the woman who cleans them for us before we sell them.

In contrast, the larger red ear turtle shells are obtained from turtles that are typically trapped in the wild, and their meat is sold as a delicacy. However, it is important to note that these turtles are not killed solely for their shells, as the meat is also a valuable commodity.

This listing is for a single red ear turtle shell that measures approximately 7 to 8 inches in length. It is important to note that these shells are not for sale in the state of Indiana, as there may be specific regulations or restrictions in place regarding the sale of such items.

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