Brazilian tortoises are best not kept with fish. After all, turtles and fish are different kinds of creatures, with great differences in living habits and different requirements for diet and temperature. If they are forced to be raised together, they are likely to die because of the inadaptability of the external environment. Brazilian tortoises are carnivores, and if they are raised with fish, they are likely to bite the fish in the tank. So it's not really suitable to be raised with fish.
Can
Brazilian tortoises be raised
with fish? Brazilian tortoises cannot be raised with fish. Anyone who has ever raised a tortoise should know that most tortoises breathe by their lungs. They can't breathe the dissolved oxygen in the water, and the water level in the fish tank is usually very deep, which can seriously cause the Brazilian tortoise to lack oxygen. Although Brazilian tortoises move slowly, they are carnivorous animals. When they are raised with fish, they will bite fish, which will seriously affect the beauty of ornamental fish.
Turtles and fish are best raised separately. Turtles have to bask in the sun every day, so there is a part of land in the general living environment, but the general fish tank does not have such a living environment. The living habits of Brazilian turtles and fish are also different, and there are many different requirements for water quality and water temperature, so they are not suitable for raising together. Brazilian tortoises are somewhat different
from other tortoises. They grow faster, so they must be raised in large containers, such as washbasins and buckets. Now on the market there are also some more comprehensive functions of the turtle tank can also be used to raise, the kind of comprehensive function is very convenient, no longer need to arrange the turtle tank. In addition, when raising Brazilian tortoises, it should be noted that the water level in the tank should not be too deep, as long as the water covers their shells.
