The tortoise is easy to keep.

The strip-necked turtle is a semi-aquatic turtle that can be kept in wooden boxes, pools and glassware. Place damp sandy soil, plant some weeds and place some gravel in the utensils. The height of the water level should not exceed half the height of the turtle's carapace.

The tortoise likes warmth and is afraid of cold. When the ambient temperature is 19 At °C, enter hibernation and eat normally at 25 °C. When the summer temperature is higher than 32 ℃, the turtle will enter aestivation. At this time, direct sunlight should be prevented and corresponding cooling measures should be taken.

The tortoise likes to eat live small insects. It is usually fed to the tortoise to eat earthworms, mealworms (mealworms), and with fruit and vegetable bait to supplement various vitamins and balance nutrients in the body. In spring and autumn, the feeding amount can be relatively increased, 3 times a week. For weak turtles, an appropriate amount of multivitamin tablets should be mixed into the bait.