Is the marta turtle a protected species? 20

The Marta Turtle, which looks like a piece of water-soaked bark and debris, has a very strange protruding snout that acts as a diver's snorkel and helps it dive. It eats small fish in an unusual way. The Marta turtle will find a place to hide itself and wait for the prey to come to the door on its own, and only when the prey is very close to it will it open its mouth and suck the fish into its mouth like a low-pressure vacuum cleaner.

Not a protected species.

Turtles are all conserved except in Brazil.

Lifeline - that is, the life pattern. Start from the palm between the thumb and index finger and go to the bottom of the palm. The length of the life pattern does not represent the length of life, but the strength of the vitality, so the life pattern should actually be called the life force line.

Life lines are long, deep, ruddy, with strong vitality, strong resistance to diseases, and not easy to get sick; On the contrary, if the lines are shallow and weak, they are weaker.

coarse, suitable for labor or sports; Thin lines, suitable for the brain.

The range of the palms surrounded by the life pattern is large, and it is also energetic and lustful; The range is small and weak, and it is easy to get tired.

There are chain lines at the beginning of the life lines (on the palm), and they are frail and sickly in childhood.

The tail end of the life line is like a tassel, to prevent old age diseases.

There are island patterns on the life tattoos, which represent a certain time of illness or hospitalization, and the size of the island patterns represents the severity and length of the disease.

The basic requirements you have already said, but as pure.

Field. Nature.

Species. Artificial feeding also requires humans to mimic their natural environment.

1. Water quality: Water quality is for pure height.

Aquatic turtles. Extremely important, marta is very adaptable, but artificial conditions can create mineral trace elements.

Lack and affect health, it likes the old weak acidic water, in the process of breeding, you can put a piece of dead wood into the water, and sometimes you can add some high-quality mineral water to increase the trace elements in the water.

2. Feeding environment: Marta is nocturnal activity, so a larger feeding space is preferred, because it is easy not to excrete, but as long as it is pulled, it is a lot, so it is easy to clean. If you have to pave it, choose natural mud or smooth pebbles.

The water level should not be too deep, because Marta is not a very good swimmer, and sunken logs can be placed in the water to facilitate perching.

3. In winter, it can be allowed to bask in the sun for a short time to promote physiological vitality.

When raising in captivity, it is necessary to try to imitate the original ecology to arrange, and add a water pump to keep the water flowing. They have relatively high requirements for water quality, mainly the mastery of water acidity, which can be generally kept at about 6, and the water temperature should be kept at 26-28 degrees. Environments don't need to be too big, they rarely move around on a large scale.

It is not difficult to feed, generally small fish, small shrimp, can be, do not feed frozen fish, often change the species to supplement the diversity of food.

The Matamata Turtle, also known as the Matamata Turtle and the Matama Turtle, is one of the oldest extant reptiles. It is a sedentary turtle with a triangular flat head, a tubular snout and a horn-like part, and a chin with three tentacles and four filamentous tentacles, shaped like a dead leaf, withered yellow in color, visible in the lake. Because its shell resembles a dead leaf, it is called a dead leaf turtle.

Dead leaf turtles are characterized by a very strong carapace that allows the turtle to retract its head, tail and limbs into the shell when attacked. Carnivorous, feeding on worms, snails, shrimp and small fish, as well as the stems and leaves of plants. It usually moves in shallow water, and its nose can breathe through the water.

Old water plus sunken wood plus constant temperature 28

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Leaf turtles (mata mata) are not suitable for novices.

Leaf turtles grow in the Amazon and Olinoco river basins and are found in Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela, Colombia, Bolivia, etc. This is a completely aquatic turtle that lives in very shallow water, like stagnant ponds, lakes in the Amazon River, this turtle cannot live in deep water, the main reason is that it is not a good snorkel, so they only use the length of their neck to extend their snorkel to breathe air, this turtle likes to live in shady water, and when the light shines on their eyes, its eyes reflect like a dog's light. This turtle does not need light, and its small eyes are sensitive to light.

Their wild water bodies are generally dark and dirty rainforests that are difficult for sunlight to penetrate.

Water quality: water quality is extremely important for pure height aquatic turtles, Marta is a highly adaptable high aquatic turtle species, then the first thing to consider is the most basic water quality problem, it likes the old weak acidic water quality, in the process of feeding, you can add sunken wood or black water to the water to change the water quality it adapts to, if possible, you can also add mineral water appropriately, increase the trace elements in the water, it is best to use a filter.

Temperature: I personally think that Marta is not harsh on temperature requirements, according to the usual breeding observation temperature at about 20 degrees when Marta also eats a small amount, so control at 22-26 degrees can be, if the temperature is suitable, the feeding environment is large enough, the food is sufficient, this turtle grows quickly and amazingly.

Food: In terms of food, try to provide it with recipes in nature, such as fish, shrimp (be careful of the spines of the shrimp head, you can choose other kinds of small shrimp), non-toxic frogs, aquatic insects, etc. (preferably alive), I have been raised to prove that some Marta individuals also eat dead but must be really dead and fake, use tweezers to hold the tail of the fish in front of Marta and shake it back and forth, so that it can also eat, or can also be artificially fed!!

Feeding environment: Marta is nocturnal activity, don't look at the day it is motionless to the middle of the night activity more, so the first choice is a larger feeding space, the substrate I recommend not to use, because it is easy not to excrete, but as long as a pull is a lot of it, so easy to clean. If you have to pave it, choose natural mud or smooth pebbles.

The water level should not be too deep, because Marta is not a very good swimmer and always crawls around, but when she is seriously frightened, she will also flutter a few times, you can place sunken wood in the water, you can use a heating rod in winter, and it is best to have a thermometer to keep an eye on the water temperature.

The small-eyed Marta doesn't like bright light very much, and some friends say that it doesn't need to bask in the sun at all, but I've seen Marta occasionally basking in the sun on TV (presumably to raise the body temperature to digest food, or to remove parasites), so I chose two weeks or more to let it bask in the sun for a short time, or use a VBU lamp to sunbathe the turtle for a short time.