Bringing Burmese black mountain turtles, you need to pay attention to providing them with sufficient food. Their diet is still relatively mixed, and they are not picky eaters. They prefer to eat the most common fish and shrimp food, and other insects are also acceptable. Wild Burmese black mountain turtles will also eat the stems and leaves of some plants. If they are artificially cultivated, they can be provided with some vegetables and fruits. Because their body size is not particularly large, their food intake is not too much. Don't feed too much when feeding, so as to avoid excess food affecting the water quality.

You can also let them dry regularly during the process of breeding Burmese black mountain turtles bask in the sun. To make it more convenient, you can prepare a drying table. Even if they don't get the sun, they can't stay in the water all the time, because they are semi-aquatic turtles and need to get out of the water to move around.