Wood-carved terrapins are omnivorous turtles, whose staple food is algae, moss, aquatic plants, willow leaves, strawberries, blackberries, insects, mollusks, earthworms and tadpoles. In artificial breeding, you can eat apples, canned dog food and hard-boiled eggs.

After understanding what the wood-carved terrapin eats, let's introduce its living habits.

Wood-carved terrapins are active during the day, often foraging on land, and like to bask in the morning . They often bathe in muddy puddles in the summer when they are dry, and hibernate in the mud bottoms of riverbeds or burrows in river banks in winter.