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Western Painted Turtle

Chrysemys picta bellii

Description

The largest and most colorful painted turtle, with a big branching dark figure spread across a red-orange belly. In Indiana it favors the northwest.

Stats

Size

Carapace 4 - 9 inches

Status

Common

Similar Species

Midland Painted Turtle, which has only a small faint central plastral smudge rather than a large branching figure.

Diet

Aquatic vegetation, insects, crayfish, and carrion.

Habitat

Slow, shallow, vegetated ponds, sloughs, and river backwaters.

Reproduction

Lays 4-15 eggs in early summer; hatchlings may overwinter in the nest.

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Western Painted Turtle

Western Painted Turtle

Western Painted Turtle

Chrysemys picta bellii

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