Map turtles can be raised together with grass turtles. Both of them are common turtle species. In addition, grass turtles are gentle in character, have strong adaptability to the environment, and have low requirements on water temperature, water quality and food, so they are very easy to raise. However, map turtles have high requirements for water temperature, and they need to live normally in the water temperature between 26-28 ℃. Breeders need to prepare a heating rod to keep the water temperature constant. Moreover, they are lively and easy to disturb grass turtles, so breeders need to prepare enough space for them to ensure that they will not conflict. In addition, map turtles have strong ability to grab food, so breeders should pay attention when feeding to avoid malnutrition when grass turtles can't grab food.

Map tortoises can be raised together with Brazilian tortoises. Like grass tortoises, Brazilian tortoises have low requirements on the environment and are omnivorous animals, which can receive more food. In polyculture, breeders also need to pay attention to feeding space and feeding food. In addition, breeders need to pay attention to their fights. Because Brazilian tortoises are also lively, if they are mixed with map tortoises, there may be fights. If breeders want to keep them together, it is best to mix them from an early age, so that they are familiar with each other's existence and fight can be reduced.