If you want to let the Brazilian turtle grow up as soon as possible, what should you feed it?

One or two days; 2. Cockles, shellfish, live, throw it whole, it will open its shell by itself, haha, but what you can't see, it is generally completed at night;

3. Fish fry, live small fry, good food;

4. Meat, beef, mutton, pork can be used, but fresh lean meat is required;

5. Rice, cooked rice;

6. Vegetables, fresh green vegetables, small pieces, vitamin C supplementation;

7. Melons and fruits, apples, and pears are all available;

8. Be sure to remember to change the water frequently, the water must be changed as soon as it is muddy, it is too dirty and easy to produce bacteria, but it is best to put the tap water in the sun for a few minutes to remove chlorine;

9. Bask in the sun more and grow faster.

10. Don't use turtle food bought outside, it's unreliable and unnutritious.

1. Diet at the stage of young turtles

Brazilian tortoises need a lot of protein to support their growth and development during the juvenile stage, so their diet should include high-protein foods like fish, earthworms, mollusks, etc.

In addition to protein, the diet of a baby turtle should contain enough calcium to help it develop healthy bones and shells. Therefore, young turtles should be provided with a certain amount of calcium-rich foods such as seaweed, turtle biscuits, and dried small fish, and swim to ensure their growth and development.

2. Drinking god limbs in the adult turtle stage

Once a Brazilian tortoise grows to the size of an adult turtle, its diet needs to be adjusted to suit their nutritional needs. Adult Brazilian tortoises can eat more leafy vegetables, such as celery, spinach, lettuce, kale, etc., to get enough vitamins and fiber.

In addition, the diet of an adult Brazilian tortoise should include a certain amount of fruits and proteins**, such as apples, pears, bananas, fish, shrimp, earthworms, etc. At the same time, it is also necessary to ensure that it has enough water, and the Brazilian turtle can swim in the water regularly to ensure that it has enough water.

3. Supplement vitamins and minerals

Brazilian tortoises need vitamins and minerals to maintain their health and immune system. Fruits and vegetables are great vitamins**, especially foods rich in vitamins A and C, such as kale, celery, lettuce, apples, etc. In addition, it is also very important to provide the Brazilian turtle with the right amount of vitamin D and calcium.

In terms of minerals, things like seaweed and turtle crackers are rich in calcium, while fish food and earthworms provide essential phosphorus, magnesium and zinc for Brazilian turtles.

4. Precautions

To ensure that the Brazilian turtle is getting enough nutrients, there are a few things to keep in mind:

1. Brazilian tortoises need to eat high-quality and fresh food;

2. Ensure that there is enough protein, calcium and other necessary minerals and vitamins in the diet;

3. The food level of Brazilian turtles is not too high, otherwise it is not conducive to health;

4. Check their nutritional status once a week, and adjust their diet and living habits in time if they find any abnormalities.

Brazilian red-eared turtle (Latin scientific name: trachemys scripta elegans9), also known as Brazilian turtle, red-eared turtle, cute turtle, beautiful brocade turtle, red-eared turtle, grass turtle, Johnson & Johnson turtle, mahjong turtle, colorful turtle, red-eared skateboard turtle, Mississippi red-eared turtle, red-eared lateral line turtle, cute splendid turtle, is one of the subspecies of the turtle family, is an aquatic turtle. Because of its two thick red stripes on both sides of the back of the head, it is also known as the red-eared turtle, which is an excellent species among turtles.

Turtles are semi-water turtles and generally need to feed in water. When the temperature is below 18, it will stop eating, and when it is below 15 degrees Celsius, it will enter the hibernation period, and it will not eat until the next month, when the temperature is around 20. Turtle food can be used for feeding young turtles, but long-term feeding is recommended because turtle food is not nutritious.

It can also be small shrimp, small bloodworms are also available, small lean meat, fish offal, can be cut into small pieces to feed. One thing to note is that you must be regular when feeding your turtle. When the turtle grows to a certain size, you can feed the turtle with goods, such as loaches, etc., you can also go to the flower, bird and fish market to buy small fry for one or two yuan, and catch a few to feed when feeding.

When raising turtles, don't touch them often with your hands, especially when the turtles are small, because there are bacteria on your hands, which can easily infect the turtles. When the turtle grows up, you can brush the shell of the turtle with a soft brush, and the turtle will enjoy it while cleaning.

Raw fresh fish and shrimp meat are cut into small strips and fed to it. Feed it a head-sized amount at a time...

If you want to soak the shrimp skin and then feed it...

It is not recommended to feed cooked meat and foods that are too high in fat. For example, fatty meats and bread worms... Lean pork is also best not eaten often.

The turtle food can be fed occasionally. Just to fill it up when you don't have time. But there's no nutrition.

Others, such as snails, loaches, and whatever, are pretty good. It's just that you have to help it make small pieces before eating.

Come to my space, there is a systematic summary of turtle food, diseases, etc.