Malay fruit turtles are relatively easy to raise, but when raising Malay fruit turtles, we need to pay attention to the following points:

1. Temperature: When raising Malay fruit turtles, it is necessary to control the temperature Between 25 and 30 degrees, 27 to 29 degrees, the Malayan fruit turtles are most active.

2. Water quality: Malay fruit turtles like to be active in the water, so it is necessary to pay attention to changing the water to ensure that the water is clean and prevent the growth of bacteria.

3. Food: The Malayan fruit turtle is an omnivorous turtle. There is a lot of food to eat. You can feed some plant-based foods, such as vegetables and fruits. You can also feed some animal plants, such as earthworms, lean beef, etc. Pay attention to matching feeding to prevent malnutrition.

4. Shelter places: Malay fruit turtles are relatively timid, so they need to prepare some shelters when raising them. Small plants can be placed on land.