Brazilian red-eared turtles generally live up to 15 years, but can live up to 35 years if properly cared for.

During the breeding period, it is necessary to ensure clean water and change the water frequently , but when it comes to hibernation or when it is cold, you need to adjust the number of water changes. Usually, high-protein active foods should be fed more, and bait should be fed regularly to prevent diseases, which can effectively prolong life.