The yellow-headed temple turtle hibernates. When hibernating, try to disturb the yellow-headed temple turtle as little as possible, and do not raise the temperature above 17°C, otherwise, the yellow-headed temple turtle will wake up and crawl, which will consume physical strength and be harmful to the yellow-headed temple turtle. In late April of the following year, when the temperature rises above 20 ℃, bait should be started.

In spring, summer and autumn, the temperature is high and stable, with the temperature at 23 The yellow-headed temple turtle above ℃ can eat, digest and defecate normally. In the early spring and late autumn, due to the unstable temperature and poor control during feeding, it is very easy to develop symptoms. Generally, it is not fed below 18 °C. After feeding at around 20 °C, the ambient temperature should be kept above 23 °C, and it should not be lower than 23 °C for a long time. 20 ℃, if unconditional heating, you can stop eating. There is no need to worry that the yellow-headed temple turtle will starve to death, just keep it moist. The temperature is above 10 ℃, which makes the yellow-headed temple turtle hibernate.