Flame turtles and grass turtles have similar habits and can live together under the same water quality and temperature. Moreover, both grass turtles and flame turtles are very gentle in character. Under normal circumstances, there will be no fighting, and they are suitable for polyculture.

When choosing turtles, pay attention to choosing turtles with little difference in size, so as to avoid them fighting with each other. In addition, we should pay attention to ensuring sufficient food when feeding, because grass turtles have the habit of grabbing food. If the amount of food is too small, they will choose to compete for the food of flame turtles when they are hungry, resulting in biting and fighting. If there are signs of fighting between two kinds of turtles, they should be isolated immediately to prevent more casualties.

The flame tortoise fights. This kind of tortoise belongs to a kind of Brazilian tortoise, which is one of the subspecies of colorful tortoise in the family Ze Gui. This kind of turtle is docile, but it can also fight. They have high requirements for living space and like to live in spacious places. When polyculture, attention should be paid to ensure that they have enough living space to avoid fighting for living space.

Choose a relatively large breeding tank, the density of breeding turtles should not be too high, and provide them with a good living environment as much as possible. Moreover, flame turtles are lively, like sports, and often move in every corner of the breeding tank. They need a large living space. With the increase of age, the size of flame turtle will become bigger and bigger, so we must choose a relatively large breeding tank to raise it.