Why do the two little turtles keep stacking on top of each other?

The two baby turtles are always stacked on top of each other because they have to go to the surface of the water to breathe.

The two little turtles are always stacked on top of each other because you put a lot of water, and they want to go to the surface of the water to breathe, so they are stacked together and take turns to breathe. It is recommended that you put less water, otherwise the big ones can be insisted on, but the small ones can't stand it.

How do you raise a turtle?

1. Change the water regularly

Under normal circumstances, it is enough to change the water once every 2-3 days, and you can also judge whether to change the water according to the cleanliness of the water. In summer, turtles have a faster metabolism and more frequent water changes. Because turtles feed in water, it is easier to get sick if they eat in unclean water, so turtles are generally changed to clean water before eating.

These can be judged by themselves after raising turtles for a period of time.

The water can also be changed all at once, or partially. Partial water change is to pour out the part of the turtle feces, leave the clean part and add some water. Generally, after the turtle adapts to the new environment, the water can be completely changed.

2. Reasonable feeding

We can directly buy special feed for turtles, and it is not expensive. However, it is necessary to choose the turtle food with the right pellets according to the size of the glans. Turtle food can meet the basic needs of turtles, if you want to raise turtles with high quality, you can feed turtles some small fish and shrimp, so that turtles can also grow faster, tortoise shells.

The color will also look better. It is best not to feed the turtles that have just started at home for a week, and wait until they are used to the environment before feeding.

There are several reasons why two baby turtles are stacked on top of each other:

1.They may be engaged in reproductive behavior.

2.Turtles sometimes like to cling to objects in the water, and it may be that your turtle feels that the other person is a place for it to rest.

3.The feeding container is too small, which makes it easy for turtles to pile up in the corners.

4.They may be in the sun, but the land area of the rearing container is too small for them to be stacked on top of each other.

5.Turtles are phototaxis when they are in a good mood, so they squeeze to the side of the rearing container.

6.Water turtles such as grass turtles, golden turtles, and Brazilian turtles have the habit of congregating, and sometimes they gather in groups when there are many of them.

7.They may like to step on each other's feet, or they just like to be stepped on by each other.

In conclusion, there may be many reasons why turtles are stacked on top of each other, and the specific situation needs to be judged according to your breeding environment and the behavior habits of the turtle. If you notice any unusual behavior of the tortoise, it is advisable to seek help from a professional in time.

Yesterday, I went to Meite Hao with my mom and dad, and I saw a lot of cages, turtle tanks, and fish tanks outside the door of Meite Hao supermarket, and the cages were all chickens; The turtle tank is full of turtles, and there are a maximum of 5 in each tank. So we bought a baby turtle, and we heard that the turtle seller said that the turtle was 5 years old, and my dad picked a big turtle, and the turtle seller said that it was 9 years old......

When I got home, I took out the turtle tank we had been sitting in for a long time, washed it, took a quarter of the water, and put the two turtles in the tank. I accidentally knocked it over, only to see it get two paws like a backstroke, and then it flipped over; The huge and powerful turtle couldn't be turned over for a long time, so I had to help it and harm it, turn it over, and put it in a place where there was no water to bask in the sun, and he shrunk his head into the shell, no wonder it was called a "shrunken turtle"! Then, he climbed into the water.

I put a fake turtle in front of them, and they thought it was their companion, as if friendly'After saying a few words, the fake turtle ignored them, and they realized that it was a fake turtle.

When I looked at them today, I saw the big turtle squatting there, like sleeping. Suddenly he walked away and I noticed that he pulled out the and I quickly cleaned it up.

In the afternoon I saw the big turtle squatting there, and the little turtle didn't know where to go. After watching for a long time, I found that the little turtle was pressed by the big turtle, I looked at the big turtle, and put him on the "balcony", and taught him a lesson, he didn't know what I was doing, and went to press the little turtle under ......

These two turtles seem to be bullying the small! The big turtle is even the dead shrimp that I feed it, and I have to catch it for a long time!

These two turtles are so naughty!

Nowadays, there are many friends around us who raise turtles, but few people will keep two turtles together, in fact, there are many reasons.

Nowadays, many friends have pets at home, but some people with limited energy and who like to be quiet are more inclined to raise turtles, and turtles have a longer lifespan and are better to take care of than cats and dogs. But have you ever noticed,Some turtle owners usually don't keep two turtles together at home, in fact, it's not superstition, but two different species of turtles, it's better not to keep them together.

Because if one of the turtles gets sick, there is a high chance that the bacteria will spread to the other turtle in the moist water, so that both turtles will get sick at the same time. In addition, some species of turtles are particularly irritable, and if two turtles are kept together, one of them will bite the other if it attacks the other. Therefore, for some tortoises with a bad temper, it is best to keep them separately.

For some turtles with a particularly large difference in size, if they are kept in a water tank, the smaller one will inevitably be bullied by the big one who is disturbed. Of course, there are also some friends who feel that if they raise two turtles at home, it will cause problems in their loving husband and wife's relationship, so they will not raise two turtles at home.

Actually, I personally think that there is nothing wrong with having two turtles at home, but everyone should rememberIf you already have a turtle at home, and you buy a turtle again. It is better to keep them separately to:Some of the bacteria carried by the newly brought turtles and turtles will not be transmitted to the turtles and turtles at home.

I think there needs to be a categorical discussion on this issue, and the classification is based on age or body type.

If both are young, neither has the ability to attack, nor does they have the motivation to attack, because their life at this time will have the intervention of the adult turtle or its survival is the first priority.

If both have reached sexual maturity and are not much different in size, it is entirely possible that they will clash in order to compete for a mate. If the size is very different, then there will be no brawl either, because absolute power will erase all possibilities.

If two turtles are confined to a small place during the same adulthood, there is a high chance that the sense of territory and distress will cause them to attack each other, unless it is a male and a female.

If you agree, too! If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Share a night view and be in a good mood!