? Pig-nosed turtles eat fish, but they only eat smaller fish. Because their feeding habits are more miscellaneous, breeders will eat any food they feed, and they eat more, ordinary small fish and shrimps are all welcome. But if there is enough food, they will not eat live fish unless they are very hungry. Because pig-nosed turtles have flipper-shaped limbs, they are not suitable for biting food, so young pig-nosed turtles will not eat live fish unless they are cut by their breeders. As adults, they will be vegetarian and less likely to eat small fish.
with fish? Pig-nosed turtles can be raised with fish because they live at the bottom, and breeders can choose to mix fish living in the middle or upper layers. The size of the fish in the polyculture should not be too different from that of the pig-nosed turtle, otherwise they will fight. Be careful not to choose fish that need to be fed with hyperchromic feed, because hyperchromic feed can cause rectocele in pig-nosed turtles. Finally, pig-nosed turtles like weak alkaline water quality, and breeders need to choose fish suitable for living in weak alkaline water quality. Specifically, the fish suitable for polyculture with pig-nosed turtles are arowana, Luohan fish, map fish, Koi and so on.
