Raw meat has a lot of oil to feed directly to the tortoise?

What kind of turtle do you have? Grass tortoise or red ear? Brazilian red ear seems to have a better adaptability to water, but even if the adaptation is good, the water is dirty, and bacteria will breed, especially now in summer, there is leftover meat or something in the water, that taste, not to mention more ecstasy...

The water should be changed frequently, and the Internet said that the tap water should be dried and then given to it, and the tap water that our family has used since childhood is nothing abnormal. However, there may be individual differences, so it is recommended to try to compare the insurance that has been sunburned. Feed to the turtle to feed lean meat, fat meat is not easy to digest, it is all fat.

Lean meat has the nutrients it wants. Of course, don't feed cooked meat. You can also feed a little fruit or something.

According to its preference. Our grass turtle used to eat a little fruit, but now it doesn't touch it at all, and I've been fed any turtle food or something, and I don't even look at it. If the turtle is small, it will tear the meat and feed it, because some of them have tendons, and it is not easy to bite.

You can also feed some small fish and shrimp, and it will eat them all. If the turtle gets oil, I have to wash it off, and I use a small brush to brush it through the shell. Wash your body with water, wash off the large pieces of oil, and rinse the rest several times.

Some people say that they wash it with rice water, so maybe you can try it. When I feed the meat, I throw the turtle into a basin separately so that it is easier to clean. When it finishes eating, flush it and put it in its usual basin.

You can't feed raw meat, the fat in the raw meat will pollute the water quality, and the fat turtle that eats it will not be able to absorb it, and it will be discharged and pollute the water again, and the sticky turtle is difficult to clean.

Of course! When he is still eating, put it in a special container to eat, and when he finishes eating, brush his back with a (soft bristle) brush, and if the water is not changed, it is easy to get rotten skin or rotten nails. Finally, it is better not to give pork to turtles (easy to gain weight), my domestic ones will spit out if they eat oily meat!

It is best to feed small fish and shrimp, and remove the spines on the dorsal fins and the spines on the abdominal fins (too hard) when feeding small fish, and remove the head and tail when feeding shrimp!

Hope it helps!

In fact, it is best not to feed the meat of animals to the turtle, the fat is too high. The turtle's first recommended food is fish and shrimp, earthworms, small insects, etc.

For the sake of convenience, most people like to feed pork, and never feed fatty meat. I feel like there's too much oil, so I have to change the water.

Turtles are toothless animals and can't chew, so it's best to chop up the meat you give, and the average turtle can buy a special compound feed at the flower and bird market, which is pelleted, which is especially suitable for small turtles.

Turtles prefer a clean environment and should change the water every day to keep the water clean.

Don't be afraid of trouble when raising turtles, it is best to choose a separate tank when feeding, and then put it in the feeding tank after he finishes eating and defecating, which is easy to clean, and the feeding tank is relatively clean and hygienic. It is better not to feed fatty meat, which is not conducive to digestion.

Turtles are omnivores, but in the process of breeding, it has been found that some Brazilian turtles only eat meat and have never eaten a vegetarian diet, in fact, the captive-bred Brazilian turtle is a veritable carnivore. In the process of breeding, many farmers will also choose to give Brazilian turtles raw meat.

Turtles live in valleys, rivers and streams, and live an amphibious life. He loves boneless, thornless soft minced meat (muscle), shrimp meat, fish, and most of all, fresh shrimp and various insects. Under the conditions of artificial breeding, they like to eat animal bait, such as fish, pork, animal offal, mussels, snails and bloodworms (midges larvae), red heartworms (earthworms), mealworms (bread worms), fly maggots, etc.

It also eats vegetable leaves, rice, melons and fruits and other plants. When feeding, feed small fish, small shrimp, pig liver, bloodworms, cockroaches, etc.

Strictly speaking, the meat and insects that turtles eat are actually raw. Wild tortoises, in particular, are unlikely to eat cooked meat and insect food. However, in captivity, in order to better protect the health of the tortoises, the keepers may cook the meat, and the insects will be sterilized and sterilized before feeding the Brazilian tortoises.

Essentially, there is nothing wrong with turtles eating raw meat, but the premise of feeding is that the meat is fresh. Some unhealthy meat foods may contain various bacteria, and such foods can be extremely harmful to the health of turtles. Therefore, it is okay for the keeper to feed the turtle raw meat, but it is necessary to ensure that the food is fresh and healthy.

My turtles and turtles are fed raw pork or fish, and he loves to eat them very much, and when he grows up, he can feed live fish fry and let him practice predation on his own. You can also feed some tomatoes to supplement VC, but it depends on whether it likes to eat it or not. I don't eat it).

Turtles eat raw fish and meat, and it is best to feed the fish, followed by choosing to feed the meat

yes, you can eat something else.

You can't feed fatty meat, especially fat chickens, which is more terrifying than pork and plum oil. . . My many years of experience... I have also made the mistake of bending the bend.

Turtles and tortoises are generally agitated, and then they will languish. There are also direct languishing.

It doesn't matter once or twice, stop eating immediately and speed up the frequency of water changes. Don't toss, let him rest naturally. After a few days, the oil and water are basically cleaned, and a small amount of grain is fed.

If you are not used to cereals, feed a small amount of your usual food, but pay attention to freshness. I can't return to the usual amount all at once. Otherwise, they will give you diarrhea.

Moreover, different turtles have different ability to excrete fat. Personal experience is that Brazilian turtles have a worse ability to drain oil than grass turtles, and male grass (all-black turtles) have a better ability to drain oil than mother grass (brown).

Remember, the recipe for the turtle (grass tortoise) is as follows: First choice: fish, shrimp, snail meat or whole small fish and shrimp.

Second choice: high-grade turtle food, grain-matched chicken, duck and pork (refined, fresh).

Third choice: worms, beef, boiled eggs, offal.

The worst options: fatty meat, low-quality turtle food, cooked meat with seasoning, and high-salt dry goods, which are all life-defying.

Principle: The better the food, the higher the proportion, and the occasional feeding of insects and offal can increase the variety of food nutrients. Try to avoid the worst options, and it is better to eat than to be hungry.

Turtles in nature do not eat the fat of poultry and animals. Eating the fat of fish and shrimp, which is easy to absorb, and what cannot be absorbed, the turtle will consume a lot of physical strength and energy to eliminate them from the body. Just like people who eat bad things to diarrhea and vomit, one truth is that it is a self-protection mechanism, but it will hurt the vitality greatly.

It is recommended that you do not give this kind of food to turtles. Now I ate it, changed the water frequently, and it was diluted by the water after a few days.

Turtles are not allowed to eat fatty foods. A month or two before hibernation, you can eat more, that is, the so-called 'fat sticking', but you don't really have to feed a lot of 'fat meat' and 'fat meat'!! It means that a large amount of high-nutrient foods (such as fish and shrimp) make the turtle grow stronger.

For a month before hibernation, it should not be fed to allow it to drain its intestines. At this time, the energy is stored in the muscles and internal organs of the turtle's body, not in the stomach.

Hello, you have a problem feeding the fish and shrimp and there is no oil so that the turtle is healthy as for the oil on its body Feed the fish and shrimp The water change point will be gone in a few days Experience Talk.

I had to bathe it and change the water.

If the meat is thrown into the water, oil will escape, and if the baby turtle bites when eating the meat, it will also get a lot of oil.

Let the turtle eat less greasy things, and try to put as little oil as possible. Bathe frequently.