Spotted Turtle
Spotted turtles are omnivorous (eats both animal and plant foods) and feeds primarily underwater. Spotted turtles are active all day long in early spring. The sex of the hatchling is determined by nest temperature at specific times during the incubation period. Cooler temperatures produce males and warmer temperatures produce females.
Animals with an asterisk (*) are part of the outreach collection and cannot be seen on exhibit at the zoo.
- Acropora
- African Giant Millipede
- Asian Forest Scorpion
- Bali Green Slimer
- Banded Coral Shrimp
- Bat Star
- Black Death Feigning Beetle
- Blue Death Feigning Beetle
- Blue Hydnophora
- Blue Mushroom Coral
- Bubble Tip Anemone
- Button Coral
- Cabbage Leather Coral
- Chilean Rose-Haired Tarantula
- Chocolate Chip Sea Star
- Christmas Anemone
- Cleaner Shrimp
- Colt Coral
- Condylactus Anemone
- Darkling Beetle
- Desert Hairy Scorpion
- Electric Blue Legged Hermit Crabs
- Emperor Black Scorpion
- Fish Eating Anemone
- Frogspawn Coral
- Giant Green Polyp Duncan
- Giant Pacific Octopus
- Goblins Fire Zoanthid
- Green Nepthea
- Gumboot Chiton
- Halloween Crab*
- Harlequin Flower Beetle
- Indonesian Torch
- Kenya Tree Coral
- Leather Star
- Madagascar Hissing Cockroach
- Magicians Zoanthid
- Mexican Fireleg Tarantula
- Nassarius Snails
- Open Brain Coral
- Orange Capricornis
- Pencil Urchin
- Peppermint Shrimp
- Pineapple Coral
- Pink Sea Star
- Purple Chalice Coral
- Purple Ochre Star
- Purple Tree Gorgonian
- Rainbow Scarab Dung Beetle
- Red Banded Trochus Snail
- Red Mushroom Coral
- Ricordea Mushroom Coral
- Rose Bubble Tip Anemone
- Scarlet Reef Hermit Crab
- Smooth Death Feigning Beetle
- Sonoran Desert Centipede
- Stimpson's Star
- Stylophora Coral
- Sun Dendrophyllia
- Sunflower Star
- Swimming Anemone
- Tanzanian Whip Scorpion
- Tectum Snail
- Toadstool Mushroom Leather Coral
- Trochus Snail
- Vermillion Star
- Watermelon Mushroom Coral
- White-Spotted Anemone
- White-Spotted Rose Anemone
- Zoanthids
