What do baby turtles eat besides feed?

Cut the fruit into small pieces It loves to eat fruit! It's best not to eat meat all the time, especially raw meat, it's not good for its health! It's still okay to eat in small amounts! It's better to have soft meat! lest it bite.

Motionless! Turtles have a wide range of food, rice, wheat, peas, small fish, shrimp, insects, snails, etc., and the favorite foods are small fish, snails, corn and rice. In captivity, in order to meet the various nutrients needed for the growth of turtles and avoid stunted growth and anorexia due to single feed, a variety of feeds should be used, such as fish and shrimp, snails, mussels, etc. in animal feed and rice, wheat, corn, etc. in plant feed.

In order for the turtle to fully digest the feed, the corn and peas must be crushed and soaked for about 2 hours before feeding, and other large pieces of food must also be chopped before feeding. It should also be noted that at different stages of the turtle's growth, feed with different nutrients should be given according to its growth characteristics.

Food for turtles.

Although it is said that turtles eat any food, they must be especially careful because they are always fed cheap foods with low nutritional value, which may cause nutritional disorders. Turtles need a lot of calcium and should be fed food that contains a lot of calcium. Recently, a well-balanced turtle feed has recently been introduced on the market, so you can eat it with confidence.

In addition, carp feed and dog food are also suitable foods. Occasionally feed some fresh food such as boneless fish, snake meat, rats, etc., which will surely win the love of turtles. Feeding only fish and sliced meat will cause malnutrition, and water-soluble nutrients need to be added.

The food introduced above is provided to turtles that often inhabit water, such as tortoises, which do not go into the water and prefer plant food, so they are not suitable for artificial feeding. Generally, vegetables such as leafy vegetables, cabbage, and carrots can be fed with nutrients.

What kind of food can baby turtles eat?

1. Animal feed: such as earthworms, silkworm pupa, snails, mealworms, small fish and shrimp, snails and shellfish, as well as animal scraps, pig blood, internal organs, moths, insects, etc. (can be caught with black light at night).

2. Plant feed plant feed has a wide range of varieties, and local resources can be used to raise turtles according to local conditions, such as soybean cake, peanut cake, corn, sorghum, wheat, and even rice and millet can also be fed to turtles. There are also fruit and vegetable plants that can also be appropriately fed to turtles, such as pumpkin, winter melon, watermelon skin, apple peel, duckweed, tender grass and potatoes. These plant-based feeds are rich in vitamins and are essential for turtle growth.

Feed the turtle with dry and hard plant feed, you should first soak it in water to swell, and then feed the turtle, if possible, feed it after cooking, the palatability is good, and the turtle loves to eat more. Large pieces of plant-based feed should be chopped up before being fed in a pond or on a feeding table.

The 10 favorite foods of turtles are small fish, small shrimp, loach, bloodworms, bread worms, earthworms, bloodworms, lean meat, animal offal, and cooked egg yolks.

In fact, there are many foods that turtles can eat, in addition to these 10 kinds, they can also be fed common vegetables, fruits, grains, etc.

When feeding turtles, keepers need to pay attention to the diversity of food, and it is best to choose a variety of foods to feed together, so as to ensure balanced nutrition and make the turtle grow healthier.

How to feed the tortoise.

1. Food type: Turtles do not have high requirements for food, and in their juvenile years, the breeder can choose to feed more animal feed. When they reach adulthood, they can be fed more synthetic feed or plant-based feed to ensure that they are nutritionally balanced.

2. Feeding amount: The amount of food eaten by turtles is relatively large, and the keeper needs to ensure that their food is sufficient. You can feed more in the early years and a small amount in adulthood.

3. Feeding frequency: The turtle has a strong ability to withstand hunger, and the keeper can feed it once every 1-3 days. If the temperature is low, you need to stop feeding.

1. When the turtle is hungry, if it sees its owner, it will stretch its neck and crawl towards its owner, the higher the hunger, the faster it will crawl.

2. When the turtle is hungry, it will gnaw on the limbs and tail of its companions.

3. When the turtle is hungry, it will paddle desperately in the tank, sniffing the bottom of the tank from time to time to find food.

4. When the turtle is very hungry, it will also gnaw on the decorations in the turtle box, such as white stones or milky white objects.

5. Put a little food in the turtle tank, and the turtle immediately rushes over and eats it quickly, indicating that the turtle is really hungry.

6. When the owner puts his finger next to the turtle's mouth, the turtle will immediately bite it, thinking that it is the food that the owner feeds to the turtle, so don't use your fingers to test it easily, in case you are bitten by the turtle.

The 10 favorite foods of turtles are pork, beef, bread worms, small fish, small shrimp, loaches, animal liver, cooked egg yolks, bloodworms, and fly maggots.

Although turtles eat everything, special care must be taken not to allow them to eat cheap and low-value foods that can lead to malnutrition. Turtles need a lot of calcium and should be fed calcium-rich foods.

In addition, carp feed, dog food, turtles can also be eaten. Occasionally feed some boneless fish, snake meat, rats and other fresh food, you can win the turtle's favor. But eating only fish and slices of meat can lead to malnutrition and require water-soluble supplements.

Precautions for turtle feeding

It is necessary to choose the appropriate size of the food according to the size of the turtle, such as in the stage of juvenile turtles and young turtles, you can grind fish and shrimp meat, and then mix it with powdered feed and feed it together. Sub-adults and adult turtles can directly process fish meat and shrimp meat into lumpy feed suitable for the size of their mouths, and remove the large fish bones in the fish meat to avoid causing injuries to the turtle's esophagus, thereby causing damage to the turtle.

Different foods should be processed differently, for example, snail foods should be crushed and fed. Usually, multivitamins and calcium additives can be appropriately mixed in turtle feed at intervals to meet the nutritional and physiological needs of turtles. When the weather temperature changes greatly, especially when the temperature drops by more than 3, you can feed less or no feeding, so as not to cause indigestion of turtles.

1. What turtle food do turtles eat Turtles can eat commercial turtle food, fish and shrimp and other meats, occasionally feed vegetables and fruits, and pay attention to calcium supplementation. Turtles have a mixed diet and can eat a lot of things, so the feeding options are also relatively wide. In order to ensure that its nutrition is comprehensive, it is best to pay attention to the combination of meat and vegetables, so that it is not easy to get sick.

Commercial turtle food can be used as a staple food, and fish and shrimp meat can be used to improve the diet. 2. How to feed the turtle 1. Feed selection: The turtle is an omnivorous animal, and its own eating habits are relatively wide, but it often prefers animal feed, common foods are small fish, small shrimp, insects, snail meat, mussel meat, etc., and if you feed plants, you can feed duckweed, young leaves, rice, wheat grains, etc.

It is important to note that the food needs to be handled before feeding. If it is meat, it is often minced before it can be fed, the fish should be stripped of the bones, and the shrimp should be decapitated so as not to get stuck in its throat. Frozen food needs to be thawed and waited until the temperature and water temperature are the same before feeding.

2. Feeding time: Turtles have different appetites in different seasons, and the higher the temperature, the more they eat. It usually needs to be fed once a day in the summer, once a few days in the fall, and not in the winter if it hibernates.

In addition, summer feeding is usually done in the morning or afternoon, and in other seasons it can be fed at noon. 3. The size of the food: the age of the turtle is not the same, and the amount of food is not fixed, but there is a standard, that is, twice the head, if you feed too much for a long time, it is easy to cause them to suffer from gastroenteritis and other diseases, which is not good for its health.