Why does the turtle always want to run out?

Because the turtle is accustomed to moving in a relatively large environment, if you put it in a small tank when you buy it, it must want to run out, because it is used to the previous environment, and it is not used to the current environment.

Because you have a small turtle tank. In fact, no matter how big the tank is, it will not satisfy them, even if it is the size of the sea, they will be here all at once, and they will swim there all at once, anyway, they are a kind of animals with no fixed place, unlike us. So, it's normal for it to crawl around and want to get out of the tank, don't worry.

Just bought? If you just bought it, it is not suitable for the new environment, just adapt to it. If you keep it for a long time, you want to return to nature, then you can let it go.

As an animal that can survive on land, it is normal for a turtle to run away, and it does not mean that there is any omen.

Not adapting to the new environment, the temperature is not suitable, and the water quality is not good.

If the newly purchased turtle has been placed and has been crawling out, it may be that it is not yet able to adapt to the environment. Most turtles are relatively small, and when they come to an unfamiliar environment, they will be a little restless, and they will keep climbing, trying to find a place to feel safe.

The place was silent. Turtles are ectotherms.

It can't keep the temperature it needs on its own, usually it runs around to find a place that adapts to its temperature. Some netizens felt that it was easier to raise turtles, so they neglected to take care of them, and even did not change the water for a few days, resulting in the water in the tank being very turbid. In this case, the baby turtle keeps climbing to escape from this environment with poor water quality.

Turtles are crawlers, and sometimes even if you give them a large place to live, they just like to lie on their stomachs with their paws against the edges. If you don't have any of the above external reasons in the process of rearing, but the turtle still likes to crawl out all the time, don't worry too much, it's its nature.

The turtle becomes very irritable and wants to crawl out all the time, probably because the turtle is unfamiliar with the new environment and feels insecure. Or the water quality is so poor that the turtle feels uncomfortable. It is also possible that the turtle is too hungry to find food, or it has a sense of danger such as ** and heavy rain.

<> if the turtle is irritable and wants to crawl out, it may be because it has just arrived in a new environment, is not familiar with the new environment, and feels insecure, so it will keep crawling, and it is best to prepare a hole for it to dodge, so the turtle will be quiet after hiding in it.

It is also possible that the water quality is so poor that the turtle feels uncomfortable, and the turtle wants to escape from such an environment. Or when the turtle is hungry, it will also become irritable and will keep crawling, looking for food. And when the turtle perceives danger such as heavy rain and **, it will also behave like this.

I've been raising turtles for five years, and it's the first time I've seen turtles like you outside the tank. How bad your environment must be, or how bad you usually treat the turtle to force the turtle to jump (of course, if it's a Brazilian turtle, then I didn't say it, he does love to run.) ）。

First of all, if your turtle has been running away for less than a month, then you should try to find those small corners and use flashlights to find them. Generally speaking, turtles are dark green, so if you don't look closely, you may not be able to see them.

Moreover, the turtles you find at this time must be in a state of shrinking their heads, because after leaving the tank, they are all dry environments, and they will shrink their heads after lack of water, but even if there is a lack of water, they can at least live for more than half a month.

There is also to narrow the range as much as possible, generally speaking, it will not be able to climb up more than two heights of the turtle. And the turtle doesn't drive itself to climb, so try to look in the room where the turtle was lost, probably in a dark corner near the turtle tank.

Pro: The turtle can try: 1. Look within 5 meters around the terrarium, especially the back and bottom of the terrarium; If the turtle is lost for a short time, it should be searched within 5 meters around the terrarium, the baby tortoise does not move fast, it may hide behind the terrarium, or burrow under the box, lock the search range and then search, rummage carefully, don't miss a small corner! 2. Searching in the dark and damp corners, the turtle that leaves the terrarium will find a moist place to stay;

Turtles also prefer to go to dark places, such as sofas, under beds.

It likes dark and narrow corners to find it with a flashlight.

Turtles always want to escape, which is mainly caused by the tortoise's unfamiliarity with the environment, but also because of water quality factors.

The turtle is an amphibian turtle, and the amphibian turtle lives on land most of the time, and it climbs up to get out of the water, so it is recommended to change to a larger basin and make a small land so that it can rest.

In addition, turtles also need to be exposed to the sun, and ultraviolet rays can kill bacteria and parasites on the turtle's back, and will make the turtle feel comfortable.

Turtles are social animals that belong to nature, and keeping them alone in a fish tank will make them feel nervous and scared, and of course they will not be able to eat and want to run out.