Map turtles are fierce among turtles. Although they are omnivorous animals, they prefer meat, so they will eat small fish. In the usual feeding process, they can be fed more live bait such as live fish and shrimp, which can not only exercise their predation ability, but also make them enjoy predation.

As mentioned above, map turtles are omnivorous animals, but prefer meat, so breeders can feed them more animal feed. Map turtles like mollusks and snails better. Breeders can usually feed them some earthworms, red worms, loaches, small fish, shrimps, etc., and can also feed some chicken, beef, animal viscera, etc.

Although they prefer animal feed, breeders should regularly feed them with plant feed to ensure their nutritional balance. Breeders can regularly feed some cucumbers, lettuce, cabbage, lettuce, apples, bananas, watermelons, etc.

Map turtles are younger and need more food, so they need to be fed more frequently and can be fed once a day. When they reach adulthood, their growth rate will slow down a lot. Breeders can feed them once every 2-3 days, but the amount of feeding needs to be increased.