The number of giant snake-necked turtles is small, so no specific price has been obtained. Giant snake-necked turtles are easy to get sick, so in feeding, not only should pay attention to feeding methods, but also learn to check their health by themselves. Artificial breeding of giant snake-necked turtles is relatively difficult. Under normal circumstances, successful breeding cases are natural breeding in the wild.

In the wild, giant snake-necked turtles are carnivorous Sexual turtles, if you are lucky enough to get a giant snake-necked turtle, try to choose a variety of food so that you can find its favorite food and can ensure a comprehensive nutrition. The dung of the giant snake-necked turtle should be firm and hold its shape. If it is found that it has loose stools, it can indicate that the turtle's food is nutrient-poor or sick. This would require improving the diet or taking stool samples to test for parasites.