From the perspective of growth and development, the Yellow River soft-shelled turtle can be divided into three stages: juvenile soft-shelled turtle, juvenile soft-shelled turtle and adult soft-shelled turtle. These three stages have different requirements for food. Let's take a look at what the three stages of the Yellow River soft-shelled turtle are suitable for.

The juvenile Yellow River turtle should be fed with red worms, Mysid shrimps, silk earthworms, chironomid larvae, etc. are mainly used, and chickens, duck egg yolks, animal livers, etc. can also be fed. Fish, shrimp, mussels, snails, etc. Although the feeding requirements of the juvenile soft-shelled turtles of the Yellow River are not as strict as those of juveniles, but due to their strong feeding ability, the demand is relatively large. In addition to feeding high-protein animal feeds, they should also be mixed with the same amount of fresh fish in the feeding department. Or pig spleen and viscera, and add some vegetable leaf juice as appropriate, and stir the feed into a clump feed with viscous, elastic and extensible properties. The yellow river soft-shelled turtle mainly eats compound feed, and the following formula can be used: fish meal (or silkworm chrysalis powder, blood meal, etc.) 30%, bean dregs 30%, malt 3%, wheat flour 30%, soil meal 3%, plus vegetable oil, bone meal, earthworm meal 1% each, 0.1% vitamin.