Are razor turtles protected animals? Which turtles are protected animals?

Razor turtles are not protected animals and can be raised legally and reasonably. Razor tortoises, also known as musk tortoises, are the largest and most common musk tortoises, so they are not protected by the state. In addition, they are omnivorous turtles, which are more convenient to feed, so they are also popular reptile pets. But there are many other turtles, such as pig-nosed turtles, yellow-headed side-necked turtles, tortoises, box turtles and so on, which belong to protected animals.

1. is the razor turtle a protected animal

? The razor turtle is not a protected animal. It belongs to a kind of musk turtle. It is more common on the market and more convenient to feed, so it is no problem to raise it. The razor turtle, whose scientific name is the knife-backed musk turtle, is the largest of all musk turtles and likes to live in water for a long time. The feeding habits of

this kind of turtle are more miscellaneous, and it is more convenient to raise them. When feeding, breeders should pay attention to the reasonable collocation of diet and avoid feeding a single kind of food, which is not conducive to their growth and development. And they have high requirements for the environment, so they can choose a fish tank with large space, which can not only ensure that they have enough space for activities, but also arrange some obstacles for them to escape in the tank. We should also pay special attention to the water quality and try to use the dried water to ensure that they can grow better and faster.

2. Which tortoises are protected animals

? Tortoises are basically protected animals, such as leopard tortoises, Indian star tortoises, and Burmese tortoises. In addition, box turtles are also protected animals, such as yellow-margined box turtles. There are also similar pig-nosed turtles, yellow-headed side-nosed turtles and other turtles on the market, which belong to the more common species, but are protected animals.