every few days. In different seasons, the frequency of money turtles changing water is also different. Most of them change water every two days. Because the money turtle is more demanding on the living environment, the number of water changes can neither be too much nor too little. If the weather is hot in summer, the high temperature will make their metabolism become very fast, so they need to change water every day. In summer, they excrete a lot every day, which can easily lead to water pollution, and if the water is not changed in time, they will increase the risk of disease. In other seasons, metabolism is basically not as fast as in summer, so there is no need to change water every day, usually once every two days.
, the general change of water is not a one-time change of all water, but to change part of the water. How much to change each time depends on the degree of water pollution. If the degree of water pollution is relatively large, then the amount of water change will be larger, if the degree of pollution is relatively small, then the amount of water change will be smaller.
Usually, the replacement part is old water plus their excrement, replacing this part of the water can ensure that the water quality is clean and pollution-free, so that they can have a good living environment. Although the amount of water change depends on the degree of water pollution, it is better not to exceed half, otherwise they will not adapt to the water quality. Usually one third of each change is enough.
