What is good for Brazilian tortoises to eat, especially for students to raise

This turtle has a very sensitive sense of sight and smell, so it is very good at grabbing food. Under artificial feeding conditions, like to eat animal bait, such as fish, pork, animal offal, mussels, snails and blood worms (midges larvae), red filaria (earthworms), mealworms (bread worms), snails and mollusks, insects, maggots, etc., food can not have thorns and bones to avoid turtle injury, it is best to feed fresh raw meat, cooked meat becomes hard, turtles do not like to eat hard things. Brazilian turtles love shrimp.

Adult or elderly Brazilian tortoises may eat leaves, rice, soft melons and fruits when they are extremely hungry, but they are rare. Young turtles basically eat only meat. The red-eared turtle has no selective feeding time, and eats evenly day and night.

In a hungry state, there will be a rush to eat, and the phenomenon of eating too much and eating too little will occur. Pork should not be fed too much, otherwise it is easy to suffer from white eye disease or gastroenteritis. You can also feed small loaches (pay attention to salvage if you can't finish eating, otherwise it will pollute the water quality and not be conducive to its survival, and it is not conducive to people to watch).

Brazilian tortoises cannot eat anything with salt and cannot eat fatty meat.

It eats small fish and shrimp, dried freshwater shrimp, turtle food, animal offal, etc.

You can buy some turtle food with dried shrimp from the internet. The main thing is that it is convenient to store and does not delay time.

Those are inedible.

You can buy turtle food and dried shrimp online, not very expensive, the three brands of cunjin, golden turtle, and lifeblood are relatively affordable, and the quality is okay, they are all dry, easy to preserve, and a pack can be eaten for a long time.

If you have a canteen or vegetable market, you can also pick up some fish heads, tails and fish belly sausages to feed.

Eat small fish, shrimp, breadworms and turtle feed, and if it really doesn't work, cut raw pork into strips and feed it.

They eat raw, you can go to the place where the fish is sold to buy some small fish, feed a few at a time, grass carp is very good to raise in a cool place in the water basin, a dollar can eat several times.

There are three main types of food that baby Brazilian tortoises can eat:1. Synthetic feed: Baby Brazilian turtles can be fed some special turtle food, because the nutrients contained in turtle food are very comprehensive, which can meet most of the daily needs of baby Brazilian turtles.

2. Animal feed: baby Brazilian turtles can be fed some fresh fish or shrimp meat, because these two foods are their favorites, and the calcium content is relatively rich. Baby Brazilian tortoises need a lot of calcium in their young, so keepers can feed more fresh small fish and shrimp.

3. Plant-based feed: Although the baby Brazilian turtle is not particularly keen on plant-based feed, the breeder should also feed it regularly to ensure balanced nutrition. For example, spinach leaves, cabbage leaves, apples, carrots, etc.

Baby Brazilian tortoises need special turtle food when breeding, and professional turtle food nutrition is more balanced.

On weekdays, the owner can feed small fish, shrimp, pork, beef, and bread worms to supplement protein and promote the growth and development of the Brazilian turtle. Brazilian tortoises are best eaten fresh raw meat because they don't like to eat hard things and are not easy to digest. Brazilian tortoises are not recommended to be raised in deep water.

1. Because the Brazilian turtle is a kind of turtle that breathes with lungs, it needs to go to the surface of the water for oxygen exchange if it stays in the water for too long, and there is no breathing support point, and soaking in the water for too long will lead to bacterial infection, turtle shell rot and other diseases.

2. For the suitability of the amount of water, it is only necessary to flush the water with the shell of the Brazilian tortoise.

3. Regularly keep the water clean, it is recommended to change the water once every two to three days, and put stones, sand piles, tree branches and other objects in the water to provide a place for the Brazilian turtle to perch and dry its back.