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Brazilian tortoise feeding method, difficulty of Brazilian tortoise feeding

Walter White
2021-06-23 01:10:05
Brazilian tortoises are omnivorous tortoises, which are usually fed with small aquatic animals or poultry meat as their staple food, supplemented by vegetables and turtle feed. If the Brazilian tortoises are young and need more energy, they are usually fed once a day. If they grow up, they can be fed once every 3-4 days. If you feed too much, it will pollute the water. Brazilian tortoises are relatively easy to raise, usually providing them with suitable temperature, water level and other conditions, they can be raised well.
Brazilian tortoise feeding method, difficulty of Brazilian tortoise feeding

1. Feeding methods

of Brazilian tortoises Brazilian tortoises are omnivorous and can eat a lot of food. At ordinary times, they can be fed with small fish, shrimp, poultry meat, spinach, turtle feed and other foods. Although they can eat all these foods, they prefer to eat meat. Meat contains a lot of protein, especially poultry meat with blood on it, which is their favorite taste.

But in normal feeding, they can not only be fed meat. You can feed them vegetables once or twice occasionally to make them more nutritious and avoid malnutrition. If the breeders are busy, they can feed the turtles. Turtle feed is made for their body needs of nutrition, nutrition is more comprehensive, but there will be a lack of taste. If they are young Brazilian tortoises, they are usually fed once a day. If they are adult Brazilian tortoises, they are usually fed once every 3-5 days.

2. The difficulty

of raising the Brazilian tortoise The Brazilian tortoise is easy to raise and not difficult to raise. It is a common ornamental tortoise and is loved by many people. When raising them, they can live well as long as they are provided with the right environment. They are suitable for living in weak alkaline water at 20-32 C. They breathe with their lungs, and the water level at which they are kept is generally not too high, just above their backs. If they are too high, it will be difficult for them to float up, which will affect their survival.

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