Map turtles can be raised in fish tanks, but their characters are fierce and lively at ordinary times, and they will not stay at the bottom of the tanks for a long time. If breeders want to raise them together with fish, they should pay attention to the types of fish. Fish mixed with map turtles should choose larger ones. Because map turtles will chase small fish and eat small fish. If the fish is small, they will eat the fish directly. In addition, we should choose fish with faster swimming speed, so as to avoid the attack of map turtles.

Although map turtles and fish can be mixed together to enhance the ornamental value, turtles and fish have different habits and different requirements for the environment. If they are forced to mix, they may cause discomfort to both sides. In addition, map turtles need regular sun exposure, and breeders need to build balconies for them in containers.

Map turtles can be mixed with parrot fish, map fish, etc. These two kinds of fish belong to medium-sized fish, and their personality is lively, so it is difficult for map turtles to attack them. However, parrot fish and map fish have strict requirements on water quality. If breeders want to raise them well, it is best not to put them together for polyculture.

If breeders want to mix map turtles, they can choose turtles with the same habits, such as grass turtles. Grass turtles, like map turtles, have strong adaptability, and there will be no conflict when they are mixed together.