Compare normal terrapin (left) to shell rot terrapin (right) Pt 2
Channel: Dr David Sing
Date: 20/04/2015

Terrapin (left) is hyperactive and in excellent cndition. The terrapin (right) has shell rot, is very thin and inactive.

The cloaca is further away from the back edge of the lower shell. Concave plastron in both. Both likely to be males.