Brazilian red-eared turtle itself is harmless to people and can be raised with confidence. Brazilian red-eared turtle is a famous ecological invasive species. Because there are no natural enemies in other places, it will multiply rapidly and invade the living space of local species. There are many such creatures invading the world now. Zoologists appeal to the public to buy and raise pet turtles carefully to protect the survival of native turtles. At the same time, the public is advised not to discard and place Brazilian tortoises in the wild.

1, Introduction

Brazilian red-eared turtle is native to America, which has high edible, medicinal and ornamental value and is very suitable for artificial breeding.

This turtle has two characteristics: first, it is not black, colorful, with red and vertical light green stripes on its head, dark green with regular geometric patterns on its back, a circumferential skirt like Chinese wings, and yellow, white and black nail patterns on its webbed, and each turtle is different. Second, lively, more active and faster than ordinary turtles.

2. Feeding environment

Red-eared turtles live in water most of the time and like to live in clear water. So water quality is very important. Change water every 1 ~ 3 days in summer 1 time. If the water color is brownish green or blue-green, it means that the water quality is too "fat" and all water should be changed in time. From June to September, due to the high temperature, changing water should be carried out 3 to 4 hours after feeding. In winter, turtles can change water less or not during hibernation. .