What plants are suitable for turtle tanks, and plants that can be raised with turtles

There are many plants that cooperate with turtles, such as water hyacinth and duckweed, which are very common, and they are also very fecund. You can also use plants that grow on the surface of the water, such as water hibiscus and lotus leaves, and the ornamental effect is very good, but it is easy to be damaged by turtles. In addition, Fugui bamboo, Brazilian iron, monstera, stone calamus, dragon's beard grass, etc. are also very suitable for decorative planting.

Water hyacinth, water hibiscus, duckweed, water king's grandson, it's all fine, but you can't feed it anyway, and you will be bitten by a turtle.

I think it's the prettiest of all. Stone iris is also quite common. You go to TB to search for "turtle tank plant landscaping", there are many kinds.

I repented and I bought the water hibiscus. It was tortoise in one night. In the morning, I saw that the pond was full of gnawed roots, and the leaves were bitten.

I feel that they don't like to eat very much, but they bite and play, making the water dirty, as if the water stinks faster than when it doesn't, maybe the gnawed leaves or something will rot and dirty water...Anyway....It's just regret....

<><Here are a few aquatic plants that are suitable for turtle tanks:

1. Luping

Greenweed is a fast-growing aquatic plant that can provide enough food for turtles. Floating on the surface of the water absorbs nutrients exposed to sunlight, and reduces ammonia and suspended solids in the water, maintaining good water quality. Greenweed does not require much light and does not need photosynthesis, so it can grow in low light or shade.

2. Belgian Lin

Belifice is an aquatic vine plant that grows quickly and requires plenty of light and nutrients. In addition to reducing ammonia, nitrate and other harmful substances in the water, it can also provide abundant feed for turtles**. It is a flexible plant that can adapt its form to the environment in the tank.

3. Violet

Violets are small flowers that are suitable for cultivation in water features. It likes a warm, humid environment, needs plenty of sunlight, and does not have high requirements for water quality. Violet is a beautiful aquatic plant that can be placed in a turtle tank to make life more beautiful.

Fourth, water corn

Water corn, also known as black corn, is a delicious aquatic plant that can grow longitudinally and is suitable for cultivation in turtle tanks. It requires high light and requires plenty of warm sunlight and nutrient-rich water to support growth. Water corn is a delicious food for turtles and provides food for turtles**.

5. Water tofu

Water tofu is a stable aquatic plant that needs clear water and sufficient light to maintain its growth. It is one of the turtle's saliva dishes, providing a rich food for the turtle**. At the same time, water tofu also has the function of removing organic matter in water and purifying water quality.

When choosing suitable aquatic plants, it is also necessary to pay attention to prevent the risk of accidental consumption. Turtles also have a preference for self-sucking plants that are dismantled from aquatic plants, so you can choose the plants in the turtle tank according to your preference. At the same time, different species of plants have different growth cycles and reproduction patterns, which require regular maintenance and adjustment.

Through the reasonable addition of aquatic plants, the living environment of the turtle tank can be more noisy and perfect, and provide a strong guarantee for the healthy growth of the turtle.

1. Plants can be placed in the turtle tank, and the plants can absorb nitrates in the water and purify the water quality. But to choose plants wisely, it is necessary to pay attention to whether certain plants will be eaten by turtles. Due to the destructive nature of turtles, there are many things to note when landscaping turtle tanks.

2. If a stone is placed in the turtle tank, the stone must be placed steadily. Lay fine sand on the bottom first, put rockery stones, stuff them with small stones, and shake them with your hands to see if you can shake them; Avoid small gaps in the design. The turtle is very active, so as not to fall into the gap and get stuck and suffocate to death; Rational selection of plants in the water.

The first thing to consider is whether it can be fed, and secondly, it is necessary to pay attention to whether certain plants will be eaten by turtles.

Floating:

This type of aquatic plant is amorphous and always floats on the surface of the water, and if it is cultivated in an aquarium, it often obscures the light source of the aquatic plants growing underwater, so it is less popular. Representative aquatic plants: duckweed, cloth lotus and so on.

The turtle needs to be paired with green aquatic plants.

Aquatic plants meet the needs of the turtle's living environment, and the space for raising turtles should be as large as possible after the aquatic plants are released.

Moss, staghorn moss, small water banyan and the like, these aquatic plants are easy to raise and do not need bottom sand, and can be fixed with fishing line to the stones in the fish tank or landscaping decorations.

Oxygen is the greatest function of aquatic plants, and when exposed to light, aquatic plants continuously pour oxygen into the water and also into the bottom layer, and frankly, no artificial device can perform the same function.

In the aquarium, oxygen is released in the form of dissolved water, but in some cases it is visible, such as tiny oxygen bubbles that may rise from broken leaves to the surface of the water, just the importance of oxygen in the aquarium.