The common snapping turtle shells are sorted by size and by whether they have plastrons (bottom plates).
Want to display your turtle shell? No problem! You can either drill a hole and hang it with a hook or nail, or attach a hanger to the back. We leave that part to you to keep the shells in their original condition and do not accept returns on any altered turtle shell. Don't worry, it's easy to add a hanger. Just head to your local hardware or arts store and check out the picture frame aisle. Ask a store associate for help, or consider using a plate hanger. It's a quick and simple way to showcase your unique purchase.
| Order Code |
Description |
Price |
| R-229-0508 |
Common Snapping Turtle Shells:5"-8" |
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| R-229-0812 |
Common Snapping Turtle Shells:8"-12" |
| R-229-12+ |
Common Snapping Turtle Shells:12"+ |
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| R-229-WP-0508 |
Common Snapping Turtle Shells with Plastron:5"-8" |
| R-229-WP-0809 |
Common Snapping Turtle Shells with Plastron:8"-9" |
| R-229-WP-0910 |
Common Snapping Turtle Shells with Plastron:9"-10" |
| R-229-WP-1011 |
Common Snapping Turtle Shells with Plastron:10"-11" |
| R-229-WP-1112 |
Common Snapping Turtle Shells with Plastron:11"-12" |
| R-229-WP-12+ |
Common Snapping Turtle Shells with Plastron:12"+ |
Genus and species: Chelydra serpentina. Ranch or Wild.
Common snapping turtles are not on the U.S. Endangered Species List. They are, however, subject to CITES. They were added to CITES Appendix III on November 21, 2016.
Not for export outside of the United States.
These shells are a by-product of the food industry. The animals are not just killed for their shells.
Product of the USA |
