The Brazilian red-eared turtle may be the most widely kept reptile in the world. It is listed as one of the most dangerous invasive species in the world due to the massive plunder of similar living resources. Therefore, friends who keep the Brazilian turtle should also be careful not to It is easy to release the Brazilian tortoise that you have raised, because it has caused harm to the ecological nature of our country, and of course you are not told to kill it, so as an amphibian, can the Brazilian tortoise be dry-raised? It depends on the situation, because amphibians can survive in water and on land. When we raise them, we must combine the actual situation of our Brazilian turtles.

1. Can the tortoise be raised?

Actually, the tortoise can be raised raised.

Dry culture is the practice of dealing with bacterial infections, speeding up the efficacy of medicines and preventing the spread. It is worth noting that if you are dry, you should take a bath regularly, at least 3 times a day for 30 minutes each time.

Second, is it better to raise Brazilian tortoise dry or wet?

1. It is best not to dry Brazilian tortoise

It is recommended not to dry Brazilian tortoise. Unless the tortoise has rotten nails or white eyes, it must be kept dry. Because Brazilian tortoises are water turtles, long-term dry feeding can cause them to dehydrate and die; in addition, tortoises feed entirely in water.

If you have to dry-raise, if you see sunken eyes of the tortoise, you are seriously dehydrated, and you should stop dry-feeding immediately!

2. Can the tortoise be raised in deep water?

The water depth of hatchlings and adults

1) Each hatchling should have five liters of water, and the water depth should not exceed the length of the tortoise, so that the tortoise can reach the water surface Feet can reach the ground when breathing. At the same time, it is also necessary to make or buy a basking platform for them with bricks and stone chips, so that the turtles can bask their backs.

2) To create an ideal environment, a pair of grown-up tortoises needs at least 100 liters of water range. A tank that is too small will quickly become fat and sluggish, and if it falls into the water on all fours, it will drown because it cannot roll over.