? Money turtles are omnivorous animals with a wide range of food habits. They like to move in caves, caves or mud caves near the waters. They are gentle by nature, but they are very timid, and they will quickly dive to the bottom of the water when they are frightened. Wild tortoises that grow in the natural environment usually go to mountain streams, streams or wet land to feed, and like to feed on various aquatic animals. Wild turtles living in nature mainly prey on aquatic animals such as snails, fish, shrimps and tadpoles in the water. Sometimes they also prey on young rats, small fish, shrimps, snails and young frogs. They also eat insects such as scarabs, earthworms, snails and maggots. Sometimes they also eat tender stems, leaves and seeds of pumpkins, bananas and plants. When
breeding them, they can choose their favorite animal viscera, earthworms, lean meat, small fish or mixed feed to feed. These feeds are mainly divided into animal feed and plant feed. Animal feed mainly refers to lean pork, animal viscera, fish, shrimp, snail or shellfish meat, and plant feed mainly refers to peeled bananas and apples. Feeding should be based on animal feed, supplemented by plant feed, reasonable collocation of feed, to provide them with more comprehensive nutrition.
? The money turtle will not be stuffed to death. Under normal circumstances, the tortoise will not eat again when it is full. But if the tortoise has been hungry for a long time, it is easy to die if it is suddenly given a lot of food or a lot of water after feeding a lot of dried shrimps. If you find that money turtles begin to actively stay away from food, it means that they are full. At this time, if there are still some food residues in the aquaculture tank, they must be cleaned up in time to prevent water pollution.
