Harrera mud turtles are generally raised by their owners, and if they get along for a long time, the harrera mud turtles may get to know their owners.

Actually, in order for the Harrera mud turtle to know the owner, it not only takes a long Time to get along, but also pay attention to the living environment. Be sure to provide the Harrell mud turtle with a place to bask its back to prevent floating skin and rotten armor. Take a container, put a little water in it, and put the Harrell mud turtle in it and bring it to the sun to dry. As for adding water, it is to prevent the Harrell mud turtle from dehydration, and don't add too much, as long as the Harrera mud turtle bows its head to the water level that can submerge its head. Sunning time should not be too long, about 1 hour is the best, 2-3 times a week.