The yellow mud turtle can be raised in deep water. Yellow mud turtles are semi-aquatic turtles, but more living habits are no different from full-aquatic turtles. It usually lives in groups, and its traces can be seen in grasslands or rivers with very slow water flow.

Under normal circumstances, the yellow mud turtle will not come ashore, even if it is When sunbathing and tanning, it will only be done in areas where the water level is relatively shallow. They spend most of the day sleeping in the mud on the bottom of the water, and only come out for activities and foraging after the sun goes down at night.

In the selection of containers for raising yellow mud turtles, aquariums or fish tanks with larger volume and volume can be used. There is also land in it, so that the yellow mud turtle can climb to the shore for sunbathing. The ratio of land to water is 1:2. In terms of temperature, the yellow mud turtle does not like the high temperature environment very much.