Where do turtles live the most? The kind that is famous far and wide.

Turtles mostly live in creeks or wetlands.

How to raise turtles.

1. Feeding containers.

Storage boxes, logistics boxes, fish tanks, etc. can all be used to raise turtles. Before feeding, use light salt water and potassium permanganate.

Disinfect the diluent, etc., and rinse it with clean water repeatedly after disinfection. The height of the container should not be too shallow, and the inner wall should not be too rough, because the turtle has a strong climbing ability, and a container that is too shallow and too rough can easily allow it to escape. The feeding density should not be too large, too large density can easily cause turtles to fight and grab food, bringing the risk of tail breaking.

2. Water for feeding.

Turtles can be kept with tap water that has been dried in the sun for more than two days, well water, etc. After drying, it can remove chlorine from the water.

and other harmful substances, while promoting algae and probiotics in the water.

of reproduction. Turtles are more stressful, and it takes a long time to adapt to the water quality after arriving in a new environment, and the direct use of tap water will cause turtles to get sick, so do not be greedy for convenience and directly use tap water to raise turtles. The water level of the turtle should be 1 times the length of the tortoise's back carapace, so that the tortoise can stick its head out of the water at any time to breathe.

Every time you change the water, you can change about half of the old water, pay attention to the temperature of the new water added should be consistent with the old water, and the water change time should be carried out every day when the temperature is high, so as not to cause the turtle to catch a cold. Filters can also be used to purify water and enhance water circulation.

Reduce the frequency of water changes.

3. Feeding temperature.

The optimal temperature for turtles to grow is between 25 and 30 degrees, and too high temperatures can cause turtles to suffer from heat stroke.

Temperatures that are too low can cause turtles to stop feeding. Raising turtles in the summer should be done to prevent heatstroke and cool down.

Work to avoid the turtle dying from heat stroke.

Fourth, light. When raising turtles, it is necessary to set up a gentle slope and exposed sundeck in the water, so that the turtles can climb out of the water at any time to rest and bask their backs. Proper daily exposure to light is extremely important for turtles, not only to promote the synthesis of vitamin D3 in their bodies

It accelerates calcium absorption and can effectively prevent the occurrence of various diseases. Also, when sunbathing turtles in the summer, avoid the midday hours to avoid excessive temperatures.

5. Food. Turtles can be raised using a variety of water turtle larvae food, or they can be fed fish and shrimp meat. When feeding fish and shrimp, cut the food into appropriate shapes, too large food is not conducive to the turtle to eat, and pay attention to clean up the hard residue in the food to avoid scratching the turtle's gastrointestinal esophagus.

It can be fed once a day, and the amount of each feeding is preferably so that the turtle can eat it within 5 minutes. Don't overfeed food, one is that overfeeding can easily cause indigestion in turtles.

Rapid growth, leading to gastrointestinal diseases, growth malformations, etc.; Second, overfeeding is easy to produce too much food residue, resulting in poor water quality.

Turtles live in the release pond of the temple at most, and there are many turtles in it, and there are many specialized farms.

Turtles are found almost everywhere in China, but the production is higher in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. Guangxi, Shandong is also produced in various places, especially in the southeast of Guangxi, south of Guizhou and other places. It is mainly distributed in Japan, Brazil and North Korea.

Found in rivers, lakes and ponds. Animals such as worms, snails, shrimp and small fish are eaten, as well as plant stems and leaves and grains.

Before laying eggs, the female turtle uses her hind limbs to dig a hole in the loose soil on the sunny and shady shore, lays the eggs in the hole, and covers the loose soil on the eggs after laying. The eggs are oblong, hard, grayish-white, 27-38 mm in diameter and 13-20 mm in diameter. Under natural conditions, after 50-80 days of hatchling, the hatchlings can live independently after they emerge from the shell.

There are many types of turtles, and different species of turtles live in different environments. For example, sea turtles live in the ocean, tortoises live on land, most water turtles mainly live in freshwater waters such as rivers, lakes, streams, etc., and some live in humid places such as swamps or woods. Turtles in different regions have adapted to different environments, so it is necessary to pay attention to restoration when raising them.

Turtles are found in most of the world's coastal box turtle areas and have existed in the same form since at least 200 million years ago. There are 200,250 extant species, mostly aquatic or semi-aquatic, mostly found in tropical or near-tropical regions, but also found in temperate regions.

Some turtles are terrestrial, a few are ocean-dwelling, and the rest live in freshwater. Feeds on fresh plants or small animals, or both. Can tolerate fasting for long periods of time.

Usually reproducing once a year, females lay their eggs on land, which are white, round, or elongated, and usually the female turtle burrows with her hind legs and lays her eggs in the burrows.

Environmental requirements for domestic tortoises:

1. a container. It's best to find a dedicated container for a domestic tortoise that provides plenty of space to move around and makes sure it doesn't escape. Therefore, the container should be as large as possible, spread sand inside, and at the same time fill it with water, and the water level can reach the back of the turtle, too high is not good.

2. Water quality. Most turtles are kept in the water, and the water quality must also be paid attention to. Since turtles eat in the water and also excrete in the water, it is important to pay attention to changing the water, usually before and after feeding, and the temperature of the new water can be slightly higher than the old water, but not too much.

3. Illumination. Turtles should avoid light stimulation as much as possible, turtles generally prefer a shady environment, even if they need light for growth, but they can not bask in the sun for a long time, otherwise it is easy to cause heat stroke, dehydration and other phenomena, which is very bad for their health. <>