The knowledge of raising a little green turtle, how to raise a little green turtle

<> the water quality of the baby green turtle must be good, and if you use tap water, you should expose it to the sun 3-5 days in advance, and do a good job of disinfection. The feed is mainly fish, seaweed, crustaceans, and cephalopod molluscs, and the food should be fresh. Usually there should be 3-4 hours of light, and enough nutrients should be given before the winter to let it hibernate.

In addition, there are a few things to keep in mind when raising turtles.

Precautions for raising turtles.

1.Environment. Water turtles and semi-water turtles should not be deep enough to be back, otherwise the body parts of the turtle will be moist and uneven, and the turtle's growth will be limited and become deformed.

2.Illumination. Bask in the sun for 2-3 hours a day (except for hibernation), and pay attention to the temperature not too high, which will cause the turtle to sunburn to death. Or use a sun-back lamp 3-4 times a week for about 2 hours each time.

3.Feeding. Feeding more different kinds of feed, fresh meat, and food diversity are the guarantees of turtle health. In addition, you can add some vitamins, calcium tablets, oxytetracycline, etc. to the food to enhance the turtle's immunity.

4.Water quality. Generally, the water should be changed half an hour after feeding, and the container should be cleaned when changing the water.

If the water quality itself is polluted, you can change the water first, not too much new water, the water level can reach the turtle's abdomen, and then change the water after the turtle eats and excretes. It is best to keep the water in the tank consistent with the temperature of the water in the tank, and the water should also be disinfected and exposed to the sun in advance.

If conditions permit, you can let the baby green turtle move, which can promote its appetite.

The maintenance method of the green shell baby turtle: provide a comfortable environment, provide a nutritious and balanced diet, clean the breeding environment in time, provide suitable light, and provide the right temperature.

1. Provide a comfortable environment.

The baby green shell turtle needs a spacious, safe and warm environment. A large water tank or a special turtle tank can be used indoors, and some rocks, stones and other items should be placed in the tank as a place for turtles to crawl and recreation.

2. Provide a nutritious and balanced diet.

The little green-shelled turtle is a herbivore whose main diet consists of tender vegetables and fruits. You can feed burdock, cucumbers, carrots, apples, etc., but do not feed meat or insects. At the same time, it is necessary to ensure that the diet is balanced and nutritionally balanced.

3. Clean the breeding environment in a timely manner.

The turtle's living quarters must be kept clean and need to be cleaned regularly. The turtle can be temporarily placed in a place where it will not escape, and then clean up the residue, feces and other substances in the tank, wash the walls and items of the tank with clean water and disinfectant.

4. Provide appropriate lighting.

Baby green-shelled turtles need plenty of sunlight and ultraviolet rays, which contribute to the turtle's health and growth. The tank can be placed next to a sunny window or a special UV lamp.

5. Provide the right temperature.

Baby green-shelled turtles need a suitable temperature environment, and if the temperature is too low or too high, it will cause damage to the turtle. It is recommended to keep it between 22-28 and use a heat lamp or thermostat to control the temperature.

1. Thaw raw fish, small shrimp and frozen shrimp, and feed the meat after cutting it into small pieces, and do not feed people cooked food and seasoning and a large amount of fatty food;

2. It is best to feed shrimp meat, eat calcium supplements and turtle shells become tough, feed shrimp skin to soak in water for 10 minutes because shrimp skin is salty;

3. Do not feed when the temperature is lower than 20 degrees, otherwise it is easy to cause gastrointestinal diseases such as indigestion, and the most suitable temperature is 25 to 28 degrees, which is the fastest growth;

The green-shelled baby turtle is a very suitable pet for family breeding. Here's some essential conservation information to help you feed these baby turtles and keep them healthy.

1.Living environment.

Baby green-shelled turtles need to live in an environment that is easy to clean, with a suitable temperature and high humidity. In general, you can use plastic boxes, glass nests, or fish tanks as their living space, and put some suitable rocks, aquatic plants, etc., in them to maintain humidity.

2.Temperature and light.

Baby green-shelled turtles need to grow in the right temperature and light. In general, they need to live in a temperature of 25-30 degrees Celsius and 12-14 hours of sunlight. To ensure they get enough sunlight indoors, you can set up UV lamps in their living environment.

3.Diet. Baby green-shelled turtles need to be rich in nutrients to grow healthy.

You can provide them with a variety of aquatic plants, fruits, vegetables, shrimp, earthworms, and other foods. To prevent rot and bacterial growth, you need to clean the pool and food residues regularly.

4.Health check-up and medical treatment.

Baby green-shelled turtles need regular health check-ups, which can help you spot the early signs of the disease as they develop. If your baby turtle is unwell or ill, you need to send them for a trip immediately**.

In short, if you want to raise a baby green shell turtle, you need to provide a suitable living environment, temperature and light, nutritious food, and regular health check-ups and **. As long as you do these well, they will definitely grow up healthy and happy under your care.