The doughnut turtle is a species of turtle that can be raised in captivity. Before breeding, we can know their body shape first, so that we can control the surrounding environment in the process of breeding. From their body length, their body length will be between 20 and 30 centimeters. From their weight point of view, their weight is still relatively light, generally speaking, it will not exceed 2 kilograms.
However, the above range of body length and weight is only a rough range, and how much they can grow is affected by many factors. For example, although there is little difference in size between male and female turtles, there is still a certain difference in their weight, and the weight of female turtles is relatively heavier than that of male turtles. In addition, the surrounding environment will affect the size of the donut turtle. In the right environment, donut turtles develop well, and their size will be relatively large at this time. If the environment is not suitable for their growth, they may be stunted and relatively small.
The life span of the doughnut turtle is generally between 35 and 40 years. However, how long they live can be affected by many factors. For example, the life span of wild donut turtles is different from that of captive donut turtles. When the environment is equally suitable, the life span of wild donut turtles is generally longer. However, whether in the wild or in captivity, their longevity has a lot to do with the surrounding environment. If we want to make the donut turtles live longer, we need to control the surrounding environment and carefully raise them, so that they can live longer.
