Burmese star turtle is a pure herbivore. They like to eat fruits, prickly cacti, plants with thick stems and leaves and thistles. However, if the domestic Burmese star turtle is fed with too many succulent plants, such as lettuce, lettuce, tomatoes, succulent fruits and so on, it will have a bad effect. In fact, this turtle needs coarse grains and high fiber food. Too many juicy fruits and soft foods can easily cause gastrointestinal diseases, such as accelerating gastrointestinal peristalsis and leading to diarrhea. You can feed them with vegetables such as Chinese cabbage, carrots, celery and alfalfa sprouts. They can eat all the food they see for a rainy day, so don't worry too much about them. You can keep them a little hungry properly, because if you feed them too full, it may lead to obesity or disease. Protein-rich vegetables such as beans should also be excluded from the diet of Burmese star turtles. If they eat this food all the time, it will lead to skeletal dysplasia, hematuria, bladder stones and liver problems, and overgrowth. Burmese star turtles need a lot of calcium and mineral trace elements. In particular, it is very important to take some auxiliary measures for the larvae and hatched females of Burmese star turtles. If it is kept indoors, vitamin D3 must be added to the food.