1. Environment: The newborn stone golden turtle has weak constitution and poor adaptability to the environment. If the living environment fluctuates too much, it will affect their growth and development. Breeders need to keep the water temperature between 24-30 ℃ and ensure that the water quality is clean and fresh. If conditions permit, a circulating filtration system can be installed to ensure that the water quality is clean.

2. Feeding: The newborn stone golden turtle can eat little food, only some small fish, shrimp, red worms and other foods, and cut them into palatable sizes before feeding them. Small turtles are in great demand for food, so breeders need to feed them a small amount and many times to ensure their adequate nutrition.

3. Water level: The newborn stone golden turtle can't adapt to the deep water level, and its physical strength and swimming ability are poor. Breeders need to keep the water level below their carapace so that they can breathe fresh air on tiptoe.

Newborn stone golden turtles have weak digestion ability, but they have a large demand for food. Breeders should pay attention not to feed too much, but keep a high feeding frequency so that they can meet their needs. Also pay attention to the stability of the environment. If conditions permit, you can install heating rods to keep the water temperature at a constant temperature.