Turtles. What is the lowest temperature of the hawksbill turtle before eating? 20

You can eat at about 20 degrees.

You can eat at about 20 degrees.

There are two conditions necessary to feed an eagle:

Clear water: This is the most important thing to raise eagle's beak, the eagle's beak has relatively high requirements for water quality, and it is of course best to use spring water, well water, etc., but the easiest way to dry tap water under the conditions of the general home rolling garden. Replace half of the water in the olecranon tank each time.

It's okay for rich people to use large vats of pure water, but I usually use it for other purposes.

Maintain water quality: The most direct water change, here is the focus on the time of water change. Some people conclude that it is once every two or three days in the summer and once a week in the winter.

As long as the excrement is controlled, the water change time can be extended, and the eagle's beak stool is generally produced within 10 minutes after eating, so the simple way is to take it out to eat, which can watch the eagle feeding, and can increase the interaction between humans and turtles, and can also maintain the water quality and save water exchange.

Then use a cheat sheet to clean the bottom of the tank in time, and you can extend the water change time. However, it is necessary to change the water, and turtle urine and other mixed water will also affect the water quality for a long time. In other words, "clear water" does not mean that the water is clear, but that there is no debris in the water quality.

Also, try not to put feed fish in the olecranon tank, one is that feed fish are easy to dirty water, and the other is that feed fish are easy to bring germs.

The tortoise began to eat several times, and the tortoise began to eat at the age of 18-20. As an ectothermic animal, its appetite is closely related to the outside temperature, and if the temperature is relatively low, its appetite will also become bad. Why not eat and not adapt to the environment:

The turtle does not eat, and it is very important that it has not adapted to the environment. When this animal is just bought and it is chaotic, because when it arrives in a new place, it is inevitable that there will be a certain amount of fear. The turtle (scientific name mauremysreevesii) is a reptile of the genus Turtle in the family Turtleidae.

The head is small, less than 1 4 as wide as the dorsal carapace, the anterior part of the top of the head is smooth, and the posterior part ** has fine-grained scales; The snout is obliquely cut medially, and the sheath of the beak margin is thinner; The angle between the left and right teeth of the lower jaw is less than 90°. The dorsal carapace is flattened, with 3 longitudinal ridges, the limbs are slightly flattened, and the fingers and toes are webbed, and there are claws.

The feeding habits are very mixed: the turtle is a semi-aquatic and semi-terrestrial reptile finch animal. It mainly inhabits rivers, lakes, reservoirs, ponds and other waters. During the day, they often sink into the water, and when it is hot in summer, they look for shade in groups. They have a gentle temperament and do not bite each other.

In spring and autumn, the temperature is low, and the turtle is not very active in the morning and evening, and only feeds around noon, so it is advisable to feed at 8-9 o'clock in the morning.

From the valley rain to the autumn equinox is the peak season for turtle feeding, it is the height of summer, turtles are generally inactive at noon, but mostly in the afternoon 17-19 o'clock active foraging, so feeding should be carried out at 16-17 o'clock in the afternoon. Timing allows the turtle to eat on time, get more nutrients, and also ensure that the feed is fresh.

The feed should be kept fresh, and after feeding, the leftover food should be removed in time to prevent the feed from rotting and smelling, affecting the turtle's appetite and polluting the water quality.

When the temperature is below 20 degrees Celsius.

The turtle started to stop eating.

When the temperature is below 15 degrees Celsius, turtles begin to hibernate and begin deep hibernation above 0 degrees Celsius and below 10 degrees Celsius, and turtles will freeze to death below 0 degrees Celsius.

When the water temperature drops below fifteen degrees Celsius, hibernation begins. In spring and autumn, when the temperature is low, the feeding time is between 8 and 9 a.m., and in the middle of summer, the turtles are active in the morning and evening, and the feeding time should be 4 to 5 p.m.

The hawksbill turtle, whose scientific name is the big-headed flat-chested turtle, is a special species of turtle.

Generally speaking, the depth of water in which turtles are raised is not measured by the height of the turtle, but by the length of the turtle's carapace. The water depth of hawksbill turtles is about the same height as the carapace, which is about 9-10cm for you. However, the hawksbill turtle is more special, it also moves quickly on land, and can even climb trees, hook branches with its tail to prey on small birds (this is said in the book, I haven't seen it) so when breeding, it is best to set up half of the water and land habitat area, so that the turtle can climb ashore to rest, and if possible, you can also cross a few logs for him to climb.

As for the problem of feeding turtles, turtles are cold-blooded animals with a relatively long digestion cycle and can tolerate hunger. Of course, this is not to say that you can't feed more, in fact, many reptiles, such as snakes, crocodiles and turtles, can eat a lot at a time and then go without eating for a long time. Therefore, the amount of feeding is not important, as long as the turtle eats, it can be fed as much as possible, according to my experience, the turtle will naturally not eat when it is full.

As for the choice of feeding time, this is actually related to the amount of feeding, if the amount of feeding is controlled, then it is okay to feed every day, of course, if you increase the amount of feeding, then you can feed it once a week. Depending on the size of the turtle you are talking about, and how much you are feeding, in the current situation, it is appropriate to feed once every two days. After entering August, it is necessary to increase the amount of feeding, and it is better for the turtle to eat more than to feed less, thinking that the turtle should prepare for hibernation.

In addition to earthworms, small fish and shrimp, bread worms, and even grasshoppers and other insects can be fed, they will chase their own food in the water on the shore.

In terms of water, tap water is OK, but I personally recommend that it is best not to use tap water directly, now the bleaching powder in tap water is too strong, although turtles do not have to absorb water and breathe like fish, and the requirements for water are not very large, but it is best not to use. Look at your water has boiling water and spring water (it won't be mineral water), it is recommended to use spring water, and then don't change it every time you change the water in the future, keep one-third to one-fourth of the original water, and you can also use old water, put the tap water for about three days, and take the upper part of it.

As for the water temperature, you should pay attention to this, the wild environment of the hawksbill turtle is relatively high in the mountain stream, so the water temperature must be paid attention to, once the water temperature is too high more than 30 degrees, the hawksbill turtle is likely to die suddenly, so you must not let the water temperature too high, around 20-25 degrees is the best.

The hawksbill turtle is a small species of turtle that inhabits mountain streams and is distributed throughout the Indochina Peninsula and southern Chinese mainland. There are five different subspecies: .

In the domestic market, it is called Guangxi species, Guangdong species, Vietnamese species, Myanmar species, Thai species, etc. The difference between these subspecies is not very large, mainly in the tortoise shell and body color, and there is not much difference in appearance. Even though it is distributed in many countries, the environment of the natural habitat is almost the same, and they are all high-lying mountainous areas.

Therefore, the basic requirement for raising big-headed turtles is a low temperature, and turtles that exceed 25 degrees may suffer from heat stroke, which can easily lead to death. This is especially true for young turtles that do not yet have a sound thermoregulation function. Most of the high mortality rates of hawksbill turtles in captivity in China are due to temperature, and as long as the temperature is properly controlled, it is not difficult to raise.

Hawksbill turtles are nocturnal, hiding in crevices or under water during the day and only coming out at dusk or night to feedAnd when the temperature drops below 15 degrees, they also go into hibernation. The sharp claws make the hawksbill turtle not only adapt to the rocky and rapid flow characteristics of mountain streams, but also allow it to practice the kung fu of flying rocks and walls, and pay attention to cover it when raising it to avoid escaping.

Because of the rocky environment, the hawksbill turtle also developed an extra-large and rigid head, and the hard bones of the head had the same protective effect as the turtle shell. So although the head cannot be retracted into the shell, it is not easily injured. The hook-shaped mouth resembles an eagle's beak, so it is called an eagle's beak.

The hawksbill turtle is not as vicious as it looks, but rather mild. However, some individuals are particularly aggressive, and their sharp hooked mouths can cause severe bites. It feeds on general aquatic animals such as crustaceans, amphibians, fish and shrimp.

Under artificial breeding, it can adapt to a variety of animal baits, from feed to all kinds of meat, including mice. They usually feed in water, but due to their poor swimming skills, it is best not to raise the depth of the tortoiseshell to be higher than the length of the tortoiseshell. The water quality should be kept very clean, and the tap water must be neutralized or dried by a water quality stabilizer before use.

In the process of feeding the chickpeas turtle, you can reasonably control its diet according to the actual situation of its growth. For example, when the chickpeas turtle is only 2-3 cm in size, it can be eaten twice a day; When it grows to 3-5 cm, it can be fed 1-2 times a day; Once it has grown to 5 cm, it can be fed only 1 time a day. When the chickpeas are 10 years old, they can be fed 1-2 times a day, and the chickpeas over 25 years old can be fed once every 1 day.

In spring and summer, chickpeas can be fed according to the standard until September, when they begin to prepare for hibernation, their appetite increases, and they eat more food each day, allowing their bodies to store more energy and fat. In this process, it is necessary to increase the amount of food eaten by the chickpeas to meet its actual needs, and also ensure that the chicksbill can store enough energy to help it survive the hibernation period safely.