Why don t baby Brazilian beetles eat at all?

If it's not because of winter, then it's just coming to a new environment, if you're afraid, don't worry, let it starve for a day or two, don't touch it, and eat the turtle (isn't it a small grain?). Just throw it in there, and when she starts eating, she'll change the water. If it weren't for the illness, it would have been fine.

It's going to hibernate, I have one at home, and in November I start to eat nothing, so don't put it in the water. Now put it on the ground, he will find a place to hide, and he will come out next spring, without eating or drinking, and he will eat when spring comes, don't worry, he will not die of hunger.

The best time to buy a Brazilian turtle is in March and April every year, because the weather at this time is getting hotter and hotter, the hotter the weather, the greater the amount of food the Brazilian turtle eats, the better for the body of the baby turtle, and the possibility that the baby turtle under one year old can survive the winter safely is not too great.

To feed meat, fish and shrimp or meat or something, the turtle food material is not fresh, not good for the baby...

The tortoise hibernates in winter, although the home is not as hibernate as the wild, but it also does not eat! ~

The tortoise hibernates in winter, and in the following spring it will naturally eat.

First of all, let the Brazilian turtle slowly adapt to the environment, do not let the outside temperature too low, and then you can feed it with tweezers appropriately. It may be that the Brazilian turtle is very unsuitable for changing to a new environment, or it may be that the temperature is too low, or it may be that it has entered a state of hibernation.

Maybe it's hibernating, so you don't eat, and you don't need to feed it. It may be hibernating, it may be poor sleep, it may be caused by some diseases, it may be a bad state, it may be a bad stomach.

I think it may be the influence of some diseases or the surrounding environment that causes this kind of thing to happen; The main reason for not eating may be because the temperature is not high enough, gastroenteritis, the water depth is not enough, and the environment changes will all lead to this happening.

At this time, you can hold the food in place with tweezers and then attract the attention of the baby turtle. It may be that the Brazilian turtle is very uncomfortable when it first arrives in the new environment, or it may be that the food choice is not reasonable.

Hello, happy to answer your question, dear, there may be two reasons. The temperature reason is that the Brazilian turtle will only eat at room temperature of about 20 degrees Celsius, when the temperature is too low, it will not eat, occasionally at low temperature it will beg for food, but the owners do not give it food, it is easy to cause indigestion. Feeding time should be mastered.

In summer, the weather is hot, and the turtle is "sleepy" at noon, so it is not very active at noon, so it is recommended to feed in the afternoon in summer. In spring and autumn, the turtle is inactive in the morning and evening, and the feeding time is changed to noon. Analyze the specific situation on a case-by-case basis, find out the habits of your turtle, and feed it the most appropriately.

Depth factor. Both terrapids and semi-turtles like to feed in the water, and the tortoise breathes with its lungs, so they like deep water, and if they don't use it, their hearts will be drowned, at least the water is deeper than their backs. If the water is too shallow, they would rather be hungry than eat. Eating in the water does not include tortoises.

Raising Brazilian tortoises requires a moderate depth of water. Create a good living environment for him. If there is not enough water, or there is no water, the turtle will not move, become lethargic, and starve to death after a long time.

It's weird, I also went online, and said that I wouldn't eat if I just brought it home and didn't know you, but I fed them lean meat the next day and they ate it, and it was very fierce....

I also have one, and now I don't eat and am still hibernating. Estimate yours too.

Maybe you're not in a good mood, so I'll see it in two days.

You can ask at the baby baby pet store.

First, it takes 10 days to a month or more to acclimatize to a new environment. They do not eat during the acclimatization period.

Secondly, although it is 20 cm when you buy it, it is not guaranteed that it is a turtle that has grown for 7 years, it is very likely to be a hormone turtle, and the hormone turtle is fed hormone feed by a businessman in a short period of time and grows up.

Finally, it is a very patient effort to get a small loach, clamp the head with tweezers, and gently shake the tail of the loach in front of the Brazilian turtle's nose. Don't rush to take your time, once the Brazilian turtle has started eating, feed it a few more times in this way, and slowly it will get used to it.