The tortoise is an omnivorous animal, in the wild, the tortoise’s food is those: small fish, shrimp, snails, mussels, earthworms, maggots. Of course, small turtles are omnivorous animals, but also eat some plant feed, roots, vegetables, food, aquatic. It can eat all of these foods. In captivity, it will also eat other things, like peanut cakes and bean cakes, which can be ground up and put in water for it to eat. The tortoise’s hunger tolerance is very strong, can not be fed for a year.

Feed your turtle every three days. Its food intake is influenced by many factors. In terms of the turtle itself, the size of its body. In other ways, like moderate temperatures, tortoises’ appetites may increase. As winter begins, you can feed a little more. Because, the turtle will hibernate in the winter, for hibernation to store more food. The amount of exercise of the tortoise is very small, so it is understandable.

If the turtle is in our home, it is put in the basin or other containers, but we must control the activity space of the turtle, about 5 liters, that is, you can add 5 liters of water in the container. It is important to note that the water depth should be less than or equal to the length of the turtle. If the water is deeper than the turtle’s length, the baby will suffocate and die. Small tortoises use their lungs to breathe in the water and cannot stay in the water for a long time, so make a 20 degree slope when making a home for small tortoises. Keep it in an environment that’s half land, half water. Because the small turtle excretion cycle is very fast, will cause water pollution. So bacteria can grow. Water needs to be changed frequently. We change the water. It can’t be tap water, but we can leave tap water in the sun for three days. Turtles need the sun, too.

Feeding can follow the following points: 1. Timing, turtle activity time in the afternoon from 4 to 5, feed on time, let the nutrition rise. 2. Position your turtle to make it a habit. 3. Quality, keep food fresh. 4. Quantitative.