Crocodile turtles grow at different rates every year. If you are born in the first year, the growth rate is relatively fast, and the annual growth can be about 10- 15 cm. If raised at constant temperature and fed with fast-growing feed, it can grow about 20 cm a year. As they get older, their growth rate will also slow down. In adulthood, their growth rate will be very slow, and they will stop growing when they are fully mature. 1. How many centimeters can crocodiles grow in a year? The growth rate of crocodiles is different at different stages. In the first few years, they grew very fast. Under normal feeding conditions, they can grow about10-15cm a year. If placed in a constant temperature environment and fed with growth-promoting feed, it can grow about 20 cm a year. When they develop for 3-4 years, their growth rate will slow down, especially when they grow to more than 45 cm. Their annual growth rate will be slow, and some will stop growing.

If breeders want to make their bodies grow bigger, they must first ensure that the surrounding environment is comfortable, the water temperature should be controlled between 28-30℃, and the water quality should be kept clean and refreshing. Secondly, we must ensure adequate food. During their growth and development, feeding more animal feed can make them develop better. Finally, we should prevent diseases. Crocodile turtles are not resistant to diseases in infancy, so breeders need to check regularly to prevent illness.

Second, how long can snapping turtles grow? Artificially reared snapping turtles can grow to 38-66 cm in adulthood, and some are in good health, with a body length of more than 70 cm. There is no specific data on the body length of wild crocodiles, but some records show that the body length of wild crocodiles can reach nearly 100 cm and the weight can reach nearly 200 kg. And in the same environment, wild crocodiles will be bigger than those raised artificially.