How can you feed turtle eggs? How can a domestic tortoise lay eggs?

Start by taking a basin of sand and moistening the sand. Note that the sand is 7 wet, and then put it in the sun. Don't dry the sand, just warm it, don't burn it.

If dry, sprinkle with water appropriately. After this is written, put the egg to 1 finger and bury it a little more. 1 day sprinkle you a little water, to sprinkle a little good to the surface wet on the good, after two days dig out to see, if there are white lines on the surface OK.

After 80 days, the baby turtle came out.

After 48 hours, fertilization should produce a white patch in the egg. Have it? If there is a small hole at the bottom of a square container, 3 cm of fine sand is spread in the container, and the turtle protein spots are half-buried in the sand, and water is sprinkled in the sand to pinch it into a ball, and it is scattered to maintain humidity.

The temperature is around 22--34. After 50-90 days. Depends on temperature.

There are two types of hatching of turtle eggs: natural incubation and artificial incubation.

1. Natural incubation. There are also two methods of natural incubation, one of which is to dig a sand pit 20-40 cm wide and 20 cm deep (length is not limited) at the foot of the sunny wall of the turtle pool, and then fill the pit with yellow sand, and arrange the turtle eggs in the sand soil at a distance of 1 cm, maintain a certain humidity, and increase the temperature by the sun, and the juvenile turtle will emerge in 50-60 days.

Second: pile a number of small sand piles around the turtle pool, let the mature turtles climb ashore at night, dig holes in the sand piles to lay eggs, let them hatch naturally, and the hatchlings will emerge in about 50-70 days.

2. Artificial incubation. Put the retrieved turtle eggs in a wooden box with a height of 25 cm (the length is not limited, the width is adapted to local conditions), drill a number of small holes at the bottom of the box, lay 15-20 cm of sand at the bottom, row the turtle in the sand, and then sprinkle about 2 cm thick fine yarn on the eggs, cover the sand with wet towels, and keep the indoor humidity 25-35 degrees. On sunny days when the air is dry, sprinkle water on the sand 1-2 times a day, and the air humidity is larger, which can reduce the number of sprinkling.

The box is covered with a wet cloth, and when the juvenile turtle comes out of the shell, it can prevent the juvenile turtle from escaping, prevent the invasion of enemies, and prevent mosquito bites, so that the juvenile turtle comes out of the shell in 50-60 days, and the turtle rate is more than 90%.

An unfertilized turtle can lay eggs. Are your turtles a pair. Turtle hatching temperature and climate are important.

Answer: That's useless. Just don't have to be that troublesome. Turtles are cheap nowadays.

Birth turtle breeding is too difficult. Even if it hatches, it can't be raised. In natural conditions, the survival of turtles is not very high.

The sand used for incubation is cleaned, disinfected and exposed. Turtles lay eggs mostly in the early morning, late afternoon and night, and a few in the middle of the day. When spawning, the environment should be quiet, and in addition to collecting eggs, try not to enter the spawning ground as much as possible, so as not to affect spawning.

Using the nature of the turtle to erect some tree trunks or bricks in the sand pit**, it may attract the turtle to lay eggs in **, and divert it from other patrolling female turtles to avoid rotten eggs.

May to October is the spawning season for turtles. Before that, it is necessary to prepare the turtle before laying eggs. Check whether the sand in the spawning grounds is sufficient and whether the sand is moist and suitable. Check that the incubator, sand and soil are ready, and that the thermometer, hygrometer, sponge and other utensils are equipped.

Turtles generally do not mature until they are more than 8 years old, and they mature well after 10 years of age. The mating time of turtles begins in late April, usually between 17 and 18 p.m., and they mate on land or in water.

Before the mating period, select sexually mature turtles, carefully raise, ** sufficient nutrients, especially should be fed with more protein-rich feed, in order to help turtles produce excellent reproductive cells; Secondly, during the mating period of the tortoise, the sexually mature and healthy male and female tortoises are combined and raised in a ratio of 1:1 to allow them to mate naturally.

With the increase in the number of turtle species on the market, pet turtles have been able to enter the family pet ranking with good feeding.

So how can a tortoise make it lay eggs? Let's find out.

01 In the early stage of mating, male and female turtles are caged together to prepare the turtles for mating.

02 About a month before mating, feed the female turtle more foods with high protein content, such as fish, bread worms, etc.

03 Separate the male and female turtles after mating is complete. Prepare a pot of clean and sterile hatching sand and place the female turtle on top of it for rearing. A round hole can be dug in the middle to release the water, so that the turtle is moist and the surrounding sand is moist.

Spawning usually takes place at night, and if you see signs of the soil being turned the next day, you can wait for new life to arrive.

04 There are also restrictions on the fertility of turtles.

The weight of the female turtle weighs more than 700 grams, it can be used for mating and breeding, the ratio of male to female is 2:1, if the female turtle weighs more than 700 grams, it needs to be matched with a larger male turtle to mate and reproduce successfully. The suitable temperature for mating is 20-30 degrees.

05 age.

Many people think that turtles need to mate before they lay eggs, but this is a misconception. Turtles will automatically lay eggs when they reach sexual maturity and do not need males. Generally speaking, turtles do not mature until their gonads are above 8 years old, and they mature well at 10 years old or older.

06 Acquired development.

The development of the female turtle also determines the egg laying rate, if it is not usually fed well, and the size is smaller than that of turtles of the same age, then the egg laying rate is not high.

07 Selection of turtle species.

Since it is an artificial pairing, there is no competition between male turtles, which also makes it unclear which species is stronger and can produce healthy baby turtles.

Therefore, when selecting a breeding turtle, the size of the individual determines whether it is strong or not.

Looking at the hardness of the shell, if the shell is soft, it is not recommended to use it as a breeding turtle.

The claws should be strong, and when holding it, its claws can push you strongly, which is also one of the characteristics of the male turtle's strength.