1. Environment: When raising spotted pond turtles, the first task is to prepare a suitable space for them. The best way to breed them is to have a pond and divide the space into two parts, one is the water part and the other is the land part. Moreover, because the activity of spotted pond turtles is relatively high, it is necessary to provide them with a large enough space.
2. Feeding: Feeding is also an important task when breeding spotted pond turtles. Because spotted pond turtles eat a lot of food, it is best to feed them once a day. When feeding, meat is the main food, because it contains the most abundant nutrients. For example, fish, shrimp and lean meat are more common meat.
3. Water quality: The spotted pond turtle has certain requirements for water quality, and attention should be paid to maintaining water quality. In order to achieve this goal, it is necessary to change water regularly and clean up the surrounding environment.
4. Water temperature: The spotted pond turtle is a subtropical species of turtle, because it cannot be raised in too cold water. About 25 degrees is more appropriate, usually the best not less than 20 degrees. In winter, it can be maintained at about 10 degrees, so that they enter a state of hibernation.
Keeping the water temperature suitable is an important task for breeding the spotted pond turtle. As mentioned above, the spotted pond turtle is a subtropical turtle species, and the water temperature is about 25 degrees. Therefore, if there are conditions, it can always remain in this range. In some areas, the temperature may be low at some time, below 20 degrees, which is not conducive to the growth of spotted pond turtles, at this time, appropriate use of heating rods to heat, so that the growth and development of turtles can be in the best state. Moreover, in winter, not less than 10 degrees is OK, if the water temperature is too low, it has to be heated.
