Hawksbill Sea Turtle

Its no problem, I am glad I could help out.

bandhturtlesite,
It's great to have the help of an expert, so I thank your for your precious help! I
I now will split this in 4 different spots and I'll name them according to your last comment... and I hope you'll be back soon! ;-)

Pic #1 I believe is a Hawksbill Sea Turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata), Pic #2 I believe is a Loggerhead Sea Turtle (Caretta caretta), I think Pic #3 is a Spur Thighed Tortoise (Geochelone sulcata), and of course the final picture is a Yellow Bellied Slider (Trachemys scripta scripta) and a Red Eared Slider (Trachemys scripta elegans).

Hola Laura, he cambiado la categoría de tus fotos a Reptiles. También te recomiendo que pongas cada tortuga como un diferente "Spotting", ya que son de especies distintas.

No, in the last picture you have in actuality one species but each is a different subspecies. The species name is Trachemys scripta or sliders. The subspecies names would be Trachemys scripta scripta for the Yellow Bellied Slider and Trachemys scripta elegans for the Red Eared Slider.

pamsai,
I think too, but like you I'm no expert!!!

bandhturtlesite,
You mean that in the last picture I have two different species?! Must I understand that in this serie I have 5 differente species?! Thanks for your help once more!

looks to me like you have 4 different species, but then, I'm no expert...

ashley.p.smithers,
I think you're right. But in how many species must I split them?! I have the feeling that each one belongs to a diferent species!! Is that so?! Do I have here four diferent species?! Once more I thank you for your help! :O

You have several different species here, I recommend you split then up

In the last pic, with the turtles stacking, the turtles are a Red Eared Slider(Trachemys scripta elegans) on top of a Yellow Bellied Slider(Trachemys scripta scripta).