1. Prepare a relatively large breeding container, such as a fish tank, and put a small amount of water in the container and spread some gravel.

2. A feeding platform can be placed in the container to facilitate feeding the turtles.

3. If there are conditions, it is recommended to use river water for breeding. If there are no conditions, you can also use tap water, but tap water needs to be dried for a few days before use.

4. The residual bait needs to be cleaned immediately after each feeding to prevent the residual bait from fermenting and decaying in the water and contaminating the water quality.

5. Generally, turtles can be fed animal foods such as river fish, river shrimps, and small pieces of meat. Plant foods such as bran and corn flour can also be fed. Generally, they are fed twice a day.

6. The specific feeding amount needs to be determined according to the size of the turtle. Too much or too little feeding will affect the growth of the turtle.

7. The suitable temperature for the growth of soft-shell turtles is generally 25-30°C. The temperature should generally not be lower than 10°C, nor higher than 32°C.

8. Because soft-shell turtles like silence and are afraid of being frightened, the surrounding environment should be kept quiet and there should be no excessive noise when raising them.