Turtle Fencing
Our comprehensive range of turtle fencing is the most reliable permanent and temporary fencing available for every situation.
Animex optimizes natural turtle behavior to encourage safe and fast movement away from unwanted areas and inhibits climbing and entanglement unlike mesh fencing.
- Fence types: Temporary, Semi-Permanent & Permanent
- Product height: 40in-48in (pre-installation)
- Standard installed height: 22in-30in (with top lip folded)
- Length: 8ft-75ft (depending on fence type)
Top 5 species Animex® is commonly used for:
Installation Guides & Specifications
Download Animex product information & installation guides.
In compliance with environmental guidance and legislation from across the world including: Special-Status Species (SSS), Species At Risk (SAR) guidelines & more...
Each pdf contains all the information relating to the full range of temporary, semi-permanent and permanent fencing options.
They also provide equipment lists and step-by-step installation guides showing how to install them as free-standing fences or how to attach to existing fence types.
If you believe your target species needs something different then please let us know.
Cost & Material Comparison
Detailed comparison for commonly used temporary fencing materials.
Help us reduce plastic waste and pollution in sensitive environmental areas by choosing Animex.
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Animal safe (no mesh)
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Anti-climb technology
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Simple installation
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Made from 100% recycled plastic
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Extremely durable (weather & vegetation cutting)
Case Study
Guardrail Turtle Fencing
- Location: Ontario, Canada
- Species: Multiple
- Fence: AMX-Semi Permanent (Roadside Guardrail)
We worked with the engineers and biologists to design and create a low maintenance, easily-installed and effective mitigation solution on a very narrow banked wetland road in Southern Ontario. The very small road shoulder didn’t provide much room to install a secondary wildlife fence so we suggested to manufacture bespoke fencing panels to fit directly to the back of the new guardrail system and connect it to an existing culvert. After the first monitoring season biologists recorded Snapping Turtles, Painted Turtles and Musk Turtles crossing under the road safely though the newly adapted eco-passage.
Top Turtle Species List
United States
Special-Status Species (SSS)
- Bog turtle Clemmys muhlenbergii
- Eastern box turtle Terrapene carolina
- Western pond turtle Actinemys marmorata
- Yellow mud turtle Knosternon flavescens
- Flattened musk turtle Sternotherus depressus
- Ringed map turtle Graptemys oculifera
- Ornate box turtle Terrapene ornatav
- Spotted turtle Clemmys guttata
UK & Europe
European Protected Species (EPS)
- European pond turtle Emys orbicularis
- Caspian turtle Mauremys caspica
- Spanish pond turtle Mauremys leprosa
- Balkan pond turtle Mauremys rivulata
- Sicilian pond turtle Emys trinacris
Canada
Species at Risk (SAR)
- Spiny softshell Apalone spinifera
- Blanding’s turtle Emydoidea blandingii
- Spotted turtle Clemmys guttata
- Painted turtle Chrysemys picta
- Wood turtle Glyptemys insculpta
- Northern map turtle Graptemys geographica
- Snapping turtle Chelydra serpentina
Rest of world
Key Target Species
- Western swamp turtle Pseudemydura umbrina (AUS)
- Hoge’s side-necked turtle Mesoclemmys hogei (BRA)
- Brazilian snake-necked turtle Hydromedusa maximiliani (BRA)
- Arrau turtle Podocnemis expansa (BRA, BOL, PER, ECU +)
- Asian yellow pond turtle Mauremys mutica (CHN, JAP, TWN +)
- Yellow-lined box turtle Cuora flavomarginata (CHN, JAP, TWN)
- Chinese pond turtle Geoclemys reevesii (CHN, JAP, KOR, TWN)
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