The lifespan of the tortoise is 30-40 years. Of course, the lifespan of the tortoise is also closely related to the owner's feeding.

The first is the breeding environment. The first choice is a relatively square glass tank, which is convenient for the activities of the tortoise and easy to watch. The water level of larvae is not easy to be too deep, it is 2 to 4 times higher than the carapace, and the water level of sub-adults and adults is 6 to 10 times.

The second is the choice of food. Under captivity, a wide variety of food should be provided. River fish, river prawns, suckling rats, snails, earthworms, crickets, corn worms, small non-toxic frogs, and a small amount of seafood and shellfish can occasionally receive artificial feed.