Some problems with raising Brazilian turtles, why it is said that raising Brazilian turtles is unluc

1 No need You can prepare a stone and see what you like... Turtles and tortoises generally like to climb small rocks to bask in the sun, but it is not absolute.

2 Not necessarily... If you want to hibernate a tortoise, you don't need to... The premise is that the temperature in your area should not be too low in winter.

3 Can be shielded to avoid exposure to the sun... It's going to die.

Actually, it doesn't matter if you put it indoors.

4 Uh-huh. 5 Not indefinitely... However, it is not recommended for more than half a day. . . It's best to make sure you have water at all times.

6 This is when there is more water. If your container is small and the water is dirty, it's best to replace it all.

7 Uh-huh, yes.

8 Half an hour to two hours Or you let the tortoise choose for himself.

9 Whatever you want, how you change your love... It will be better to take it out and hold it may not be good for turtle shell development.

10 I usually feed before changing the water, and after eating, the turtle will pull and then change the water.

11 Grab both sides of the tortoise's shell.

12 There doesn't seem to be a specific · If he's afraid you'll touch him, he'll retract it.

raiseBrazilian tortoiseThe reason for the bad luck is because they carry it in their bodiesSalmonellaThis bacterium is harmful to human health. In particular, the juvenile Brazilian turtle has a lot of Salmonella in its body. Pregnant women, young children and the elderly are not recommended to touch and feed, because these people have poor resistance and are susceptible to salmonella.

Especially if you are a pregnant woman, if you accidentally get infected, you may have a risk of miscarriage and other dangerous situations.

In addition to the bacteria carried by their bodies, they are also ferocious, and if children or other people accidentally provoke them, they may cause injury. Therefore, many people say that Brazilian turtles cannot be raised. In this case, as long as you pay attention to avoid physical contact when breeding.

It is more suitable for raising turtles.

1. Grass tortoise. The grass turtle is a type of turtle that does not get sick easily and is loved by many people. It should be noted that if you change the water and then supplement the turtle with nutrients, you can live for many more years, and this small pet turtle is still relatively cute.

2. Yellow-headed side-necked turtle.

3. Burmese tortoise.

The Burmese tortoise is a small turtle that is suitable for free-range at home, and it is omnivorous and does not get sick easily. You only need to be fed some vegetables to occasionally feed some animal food, the only disadvantage of this turtle is that it is afraid of cold, so the temperature at home should not be too low.

There are several reasons why raising a Brazilian turtle is unlucky:

1.Brazilian tortoises can carry a variety of bacteria that can infect humans.

2.Brazilian tortoises are extremely fertile and can damage the local ecosystem.

3.Feeding Brazilian tortoises is difficult and requires a lot of experience and knowledge.

4.The Brazilian tortoise is considered an invasive species in some areas and may not be welcomed by the local** and the population.

However, as long as hygiene, scientific feeding, and compliance with local laws and regulations are taken during the feeding process, Brazilian tortoises can also become popular pets.

Brazilian tortoises that are not kept can be given away, but they should never be released.

Turtles in captivity tend to be dependent on feeding, making it difficult to forage in the wild, and the outside temperature is unstable, which can cause them to die.

Moreover, the western turtle is an alien species, so it is very dangerous to release it into the wild, due to the lack of natural enemies, it is very likely to cause the invasion of alien species and destroy the local ecological balance.

Habits:

The Brazilian turtle is an aquatic turtle, with strong adaptability to the environment, likes to be quiet and afraid of noise, likes to be clean and afraid of dirty, likes warmth, and often crawls on the shore to dry its back in the windy and sunny weather. Lively, active, and timid. Its activity varies with the change of ambient temperature, the optimal temperature is 20-30 degrees, the temperature drops below 14 degrees Celsius, stops feeding, and enters hibernation when it drops below 11 degrees.

Feeding habits:

Scraps and eggs, etc. It also consumes plant-based feeds, such as rice, wheat flour, soybean cakes, melons, fruits, vegetables, etc. More resistant to hunger. The baby Brazilian turtle is very edible and should be fed on time every day.

Growth characteristics:

The growth rate of the turtle is relatively fast, it is reported that the juvenile turtle weighing 6 grams, raised in a water body stable at 30 degrees for 38 days, can weigh up to 50 60 grams, transferred to the outdoor natural water body in early May for breeding, to the end of November, the general weight reaches more than 350 grams, by the end of October of the following year, the general individual can reach about 750 grams.

Reasons why Brazilian turtles can't be raised:

1. The Brazilian red-eared turtle is also the main culprit in the spread of Salmonella. About 85% of farmed turtles carry Salmonella paratyphi, especially young turtles. The bacterium has been shown to be self-ectothermic to homeothermic animals and is infected by millions of people in the United States each year, with 14% of cases being transmitted by turtles.

2. The harm of the Brazilian turtle is mainly concentrated in the wild, and this animal must not be released casually, this animal is very fierce in the wild.

3. It is very harmful to some fish and aquatic animals native to China, which will cause butterfly effect and even cause the imbalance of the entire ecology.

Habits:

The Brazilian red-eared turtle is an aquatic turtle, which likes quiet and is afraid of noise, likes warmth and is afraid of cold, is active by nature, and has a strong ability to adapt to the environment, such as its tolerance to temperature changes is stronger than that of domestic turtles such as turtles and yellow-throated turtles.

The water temperature suitable for growing is 20 32 , and the optimal water temperature for growing is between 25 30. Eating decreases and activity is less active when below 20, hibernation begins at age 16, and complete hibernation occurs below 12.

The Brazilian red-eared turtle is an omnivorous turtle that is resistant to hunger, and is mainly carnivorous during artificial breeding, especially in the juvenile and juvenile turtle stage, mostly with small fish and shrimp, lean animal meat, etc. as the main food, and the adult turtle stage can also eat plant feed (bananas, fruits, etc.) and worker compound feed.

If you don't keep this turtle, you can give it to a friend to raise, and then you can release it.