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Is the Brazilian tortoise an amphibian? What kind of living environment does it like?

Hank Schrader
2021-04-07 23:48:28
The Brazilian tortoise is not an amphibian. Amphibians are animals that live in water when they are young and on land when they are adults. The Brazilian tortoise can live both in water and on land. They are semi-aquatic and semi-terrestrial reptiles. If you want them to grow well, you need to provide them with a quiet environment. To keep warm, the water temperature should be controlled between 20 and 32 degrees Celsius. Adequate food should also be provided, mainly meat.
Is the Brazilian tortoise an amphibian? What kind of living environment does it like? Is

the Brazilian turtle an amphibian?

The Brazilian turtle is not an amphibian. An amphibian is a frog that lives in the water and breathes with its gills when it is young and lives on land and breathes with its lungs when it is an adult. Brazilian tortoises, whether adults or juveniles, can live in water and on land, and they breathe with their lungs all the time. They are semi-aquatic and semi-terrestrial reptiles.

2. What kind of living environment

do Brazilian tortoises like? Brazilian tortoises are very timid. The environment in which they are raised should be quiet. If they are too noisy, they will be frightened. When the temperature is too low, they will go into hibernation motionless, so the temperature for raising them should be appropriate. The suitable temperature for their growth is between 20-32 ℃. When raising them, they should be provided with sufficient food.

They are omnivorous animals, and animals and plants can be used as their food. When they are young, they need more energy, and they are usually fed meat, 3-4 times a day. In adulthood, they can be fed with meat and vegetables, mainly meat, supplemented by vegetarian food, once a day. During their spawning season, they should be provided with spawning sites. If they are not provided with a place to lay their eggs, they will lay their eggs in water, resulting in a failure to hatch. Don't warm up during their hibernation period, because warming up will make them wake up earlier.

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