Wholesale wild turtle price

It was obviously a farmed turtle bought at a low price from an outside market, but after clever mud coating and packaging, it transformed into a wild turtle that was worth a lot of money. Every once in a while, similar news will appear in the newspapers. Because of the huge price difference between wild turtles and farmed turtles, unscrupulous traders often use farmed turtles as wild turtles to deceive consumers.
Wild soft-shelled turtles are delicious and nutritious. Consumers are looking for wild soft-shelled turtles. Consumers who like to eat soft-shelled soft-shelled turtles are also willing to pay for the high price of wild soft-shelled soft-shelled turtles. This is reflected in the fact that there are so many scammers pretending to be wild soft-shelled turtles by farming them. Despite the value of wild turtles, many consumers who like to eat wild turtles do not recognize wild turtles. Even some creatures introduced from abroad that are not strictly speaking turtles are regarded as wild turtles by some consumers (such as the construction site god). Turtle (North American snapping turtle, consumers are often deceived by it pretending to be wild turtle). Wild soft-shelled turtles have many characteristics that farmed soft-shelled turtles do not have. First of all, wild soft-shelled turtles have a smooth body surface, which is the most obvious feature of wild soft-shelled turtles. Farmed soft-shelled soft-shelled turtles, especially greenhouse soft-shelled turtles, have wrinkles on their backs due to their short growth period. It has not been fully opened and is occasionally injured due to intensive breeding, so many cultured turtles will not have a smooth appearance. Secondly, the claws of wild turtles are sharp. Because they have to hunt on their own, wild turtles have a pair of sharp claws. However, the claws of farmed turtles, especially greenhouse turtles, tend to wear out due to their growth environment. Best, wild soft-shelled turtles have flat bodies, while farmed soft-shelled turtles have thick bodies. This feature is the most critical and difficult to change, because farmed soft-shelled turtles pursue efficiency, so they will be sure to have sufficient food, while wild soft-shelled turtles cannot. Whether there is enough food, this leads to the fact that farmed soft-shelled turtles tend to have thicker bodies.
The identification of wild turtles requires long-term experience. It is difficult for consumers to identify the best choice, so they should go to a trustworthy supplier. Hezhou has been engaged in the turtle industry for many years and wholesales wild turtles all year round. If you are interested, please call us.