Red-footed tortoises are easy to keep. Red-legged tortoises do not have high requirements on the environment, they are not easy to get sick, and they are easy to raise, so many people like to raise red-legged tortoises. Red-legged tortoises have rigid requirements for humidity. The humidity should not be too high, or too small. Generally, it is most suitable between 50% and 60. Once it is not within this humidity range, red-legged tortoises may not eat food, and finally starve.

The red-legged tortoise also has stricter requirements on temperature. During the day, 26 28 degrees to 28 degrees, and 23 to 25 degrees at night is a comfortable temperature for it. If the temperature difference between the region and the season is relatively large, it is recommended to use a heating device and manage it carefully.

Red-footed tortoises are vegetarian and can be fed with kale and lettuce, and dandelions are fine but may have a very strong poop taste. Grape leaves have more fiber and are also very suitable for turtles to eat.