I have a turtle, what kind of turtle is this?

Feed turtles or small fish, change the water often, and put some fine sand.

Hello, I can help you, my two turtles were very young when they first came to my house, and they were fed feed (sold in many places). When I grew up, I fed raw fish (cut into smaller pieces). Growing healthy now, haha. Remember to change the water and get some sun often!

Don't copy it indiscriminately, don't mess around if you haven't raised it, mislead people, different turtles are raised differently, but in any case, turtles can not only use meat, which will cause a lack of calcium and other nutrients in the turtle body, only feed the meat of the turtle not only grows slowly and is easy to be blind and soft shell, the staple food of the turtle is different, some are mainly fish, and there are also vegetables, but the family is generally a Brazilian turtle, mainly eat fish and meat, it is best to change the water once a day to raise a turtle, the water in the tank should not be too much, no turtle shell is the best, and the turtle tank should have a slope, Let the turtle climb up on its own to bask in the sun (which is important!). The location of the turtle tank should change over time, after 10 o'clock in the summer do not put the sun down, in the winter can be put for a day, if there is no one in the house can cover the side of the tank with water. In general, turtles are very easy to raise (my Brazilian turtle has been raised from 6th grade to now in college), but it requires a certain amount of patience, turtles also have their own preferences, some like water, some like drought, my turtle likes to climb with people at home, except at night as long as you put it in to make trouble.

So different turtles don't have an outlined way to raise, leave a QQ, I 799746356 tell you how to raise it when you have time, and then line at noon!

It's very simple to raise a turtle -- you have a little tank where you keep turtles, and as long as there's water in it, there's not too much water, and the turtle can swim, and it can float on the water.

Usually just feed something raw, live little fry, or some other live little bug, don't have a shell, all kinds of meat, apples, when he's hungry, he eats himself, catches himself, and it looks pretty good.

I've been raising turtles for a few years, and it's simple.

Just like you would feed the fish, just sprinkle it on the surface of the water.

Turtles generally eat shrimp, fish, and lean meat. According to the size of the turtle, cut the food into slices, give it raw to eat, feed it once from 4 to 10 months 2 days, in winter, you can heat it up, buy a *** heating rod, raise the water temperature 24-28 degrees before the turtle eats, the water surface is higher than the heating rod, change the water and pay attention to feeding small shrimp or cut fish.

Taste shrimp and the like, by the way, don't taste fish food.

Just throw some feed, flies can also eat, don't care, it's very durable.

Judging from your **, this is called a yellow-headed side-necked turtle.

The yellow-headed side-necked turtle is a predominantly herbivorous species. In captivity, they will eat many aquatic plants, fruits, and a variety of dark green vegetables (do not feed spinach and iceberg lettuce). Romaine lettuce, chicory, kale, zucchini, apples, grapes, etc., they are quite acceptable.

Trout and catfish feed can also be fed appropriately.

Feeds high in animal protein will harm the long-term health of this turtle, just as excess animal protein has been shown to harm the health of other herbivores and reptiles.

Yellow-headed side-necked turtle, i.e. yellow-spotted side-necked turtle podocnemis unifilis: English name yellow-spotted river turtle, yellow-spotted amazon river turtle, yellow-headed sideneck turtle, other names such as terecay, tracaja, etc. Chinese name yellow-spotted side-necked turtle, yellow-striped side-necked turtle, yellow-headed side-necked turtle.

The species is also widely distributed in Venezuela, Colombia and eastern Ecuador, northeastern Peru, Guyana, Brazil, northern Bolivia, the Orinoco River, and the Amazon system. This species is the most well-known species of the genus Podocnemis and is also the most common pet. The yellow spots on the head of the larvae are very vivid and fade after four or five years, but they are still visible.

Chills. The water temperature is around 18 and the food intake is reduced, and the yellow-headed side-necked turtle belongs to the tropical turtle and cannot hibernate. Long-term exposure to low temperature is susceptible to disease, and the suitable water temperature is 25 32.

It is best to keep the water temperature at about 30 and not let it hibernate. Mainly plant foods, such as aquatic plants, fruits, etc., and also eat some dead fish. Under artificial feeding conditions, meat, small fish, shrimp and mixed feed are eaten, and a small amount of green cabbage leaves, such as water spinach leaves, lettuce leaves, etc.