The Brazilian red-eared turtle hibernates. Winter is a special season, when the Brazilian red-eared turtle may enter a state of hibernation. When the water temperature is relatively low, the Brazilian red-eared turtle is prone to hibernation. Their natural hibernation time is generally from November to April of the next year, and the hibernation time is relatively long. However, if it is a captive red-eared turtle, they may end their hibernation earlier. When the water temperature is higher than 15 degrees, they will slowly start to wake up.

When the red-eared turtle just finished hibernating, you need to check their body to see if they are sick. If they are sick, they need to be treated in time. In addition, when feeding the red-eared turtles that have just finished hibernating, you need to pay attention to the type of food, and choose easy-to-digest food, otherwise it will cause them to have indigestion.