the pig-nosed turtle a turtle

? The pig-nosed turtle is not a turtle. They are not suitable for living in salt water, and the salinity of the sea is not suitable for their survival. They generally live in deep freshwater waters, such as estuaries, marshes or ponds. They live in an environment with sand and stones at the bottom and silt on the top. At the same time, there will be dense forests along the waters where they live.

If they enter the sea, there is no way to survive. Generally speaking, they are suitable for living in water environment with temperature of 22-28 C and PH of weak acidity or neutrality. They are omnivorous and carnivorous animals, which can be fed with various baits to ensure the diversification of baits. This kind of turtle can be fed with turtle food as the main ingredient and fresh live bait as the auxiliary ingredient. However, it should be noted that fresh live baits should be sterilized and disinfected before feeding to prevent diseases from entering the mouth. Where

do pig-nosed turtles come from? They come from the west of Australia. They are very timid and like to live in a dark environment. This kind of tortoise does not like to bask in the sun, the strong light will make them very afraid, the dark environment can bring them more sense of security. Most wild pig-nosed turtles live in freshwater, where the water is six feet deep and the sediment is thick on the bottom.