Chinese turtles live in water, so in the process of feeding, the water quality must be strict, and the water body should be fresher, especially the transparency must be kept at around 30 cm. The depth of water is not uniform, but it must constantly change with the change of seasons. For example, in spring, the water is a little shallow, which can be about 50 cm, but in summer, the water must be deeper, so that the temperature will be more appropriate. This constant change is of course to adjust the water temperature, because the temperature of the turtle will be affected by the water temperature, and if the body temperature of the turtle is more appropriate, then the water temperature must be appropriate.

Second, the choice of food

Chinese turtle is actually an omnivorous food. It can eat meat and some plants. For example, the meat it eats can be marine fish or freshwater fish, and then some soft animals and insects in the water, which can be its delicious food. As for the plants it chooses, it can be corn, wheat, soybeans or some vegetables and fruits, which can be all.

Third, supplement protein

When raising Chinese turtles, it must be remembered that protein is very useful for its growth and development, so it must be supplemented appropriately, and more of this ingredient can be added to the feed, so that the nutritional value is higher and it is conducive to its growth.