The average weight of the stone golden turtle in adulthood is about 3 pounds, but some stone golden turtles with good genes may reach 6 pounds if they survive in a comfortable environment. How big they can grow depends on the way they are raised and the living environment. If it is a stone golden turtle living in the wild, its weight is about 2-3 kg. Because the wild environment is comfortable, but food and nutrition are scarce, so the weight in adulthood will not be too heavy. Artificially raised stone golden turtles have sufficient food and nutrition, and their living environment is relatively stable, so their body size will be larger, and their adult weight will be about 3-4 kg.

The life span of the stone golden turtle is relatively long compared with other turtles, and its life span is about 70 years. They have strong adaptability to the environment, and if the environment is more suitable, their life span may reach about 100 years. Whether it is wild or farmed, the breeding environment will have a great impact on them. If the environment is harsh, their life span will be reduced. If breeders want them to live longer, they must ensure that their living environment is comfortable.