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Do Brazilian tortoises eat fish? What kind of food do they eat?

Hank Schrader
2021-04-07 17:35:54
The Brazilian tortoise eats fish. Small fish are rich in protein and are one of their favorite foods. Brazilian tortoises are omnivorous animals, and most of their food can be eaten. But their favorite food is meat, which is also good for their growth. In normal feeding, they can be fed with some small fish, shrimp and other aquatic animals, as well as pork, mutton and other livestock meat, and special turtle feed.
Do Brazilian tortoises eat fish? What kind of food do they eat? Do

Brazilian tortoises eat fish

? Brazilian tortoises eat fish, which is not only rich in protein, but also contains various trace elements. Both young and adult turtles like to eat it. When feeding young turtles, feed small fish several times a day. For adult turtles, you can choose larger fish and feed them more at a time, but only once a day. When feeding the fish, pay attention to cleaning up. If the fish is frozen, it needs to be thawed before feeding.

2. What do

Brazilian tortoises eat? Brazilian tortoises are omnivorous animals, and most of their food can be eaten. However, their favorite food is meat, which is rich in nutrients, and eating meat is also beneficial to their growth. In normal feeding, they can be fed with some small fish, shrimp and other aquatic animals. They can also be fed with pork, mutton and other livestock meat, preferably raw, which will not taste good after cooking. They

can also be fed with special turtle feed. But many Brazilian tortoises don't like turtle feed. So when feeding them with turtle feed, we should pay attention to whether they eat or not. If they don't eat, they need to change the feed in time. Although they can also eat some plants, it is better not to feed them plants. Especially for young turtles, if they are fed with plants for a long time, they will suffer from malnutrition and affect their growth and development.

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