1, provide a suitable living environment: turtles need to have both land and water environments, so the culture containers need to be large enough and arranged in an amphibious environment. You can put some stones or sand in the container so that the turtle can climb ashore to rest and bask in the sun. At the same time, the water quality needs to be kept clean, and equipment such as filters can be used to maintain the cleanliness of the water quality. Soft-shelled turtle needs a quiet environment, so it is best to place the culture container away from noise and interference.
2. Control the appropriate water temperature: The growth of soft-shelled turtle needs the appropriate water temperature, which is generally controlled between 25-30℃. If the water temperature is too low, it will affect the appetite and activity of soft-shelled turtle, and even cause it to get sick. Equipment such as heating rods can be used to maintain the stability of water temperature.
3. Feed feed reasonably: Soft-shelled turtle is an omnivorous animal, which can eat animal feed such as eat small fish, shrimp, snails, mussel meat, and plant feed such as vegetables, fruits and aquatic plants. When feeding, you need to pay attention to the type and quantity of feed, not too much or too little, so as not to waste or affect the health of turtles. At the same time, the feed needs to be kept fresh, and do not feed spoiled or expired feed.
4. Pay attention to the health status of soft-shelled turtle: it is necessary to observe the health status of soft-shelled turtle frequently during the breeding process, and deal with it in time if any abnormality is found.