Nicaraguan Slider vs. Pond Slider

Nicaraguan Sliders, escaped pets, live in south Florida canals among Pond Sliders. A: A round ring with a dark centre on each shell plate in the Nicaraguan Slider; yellow bars on each shell plate in the Pond Slider. B: Orange, pink or yellow stripes in the Nicaraguan Slider; a red (Red-eared) or yellow (Yellow-bellied) patch in the Pond Slider.

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