Flower turtles belong to water turtles. Although semi-water turtles can live in water like water turtles, they can only live in shallow water or humid environment, but not in deep water. If the water level is too deep, they will drown or choke. Flower turtles are different from semi-water turtles. They have good swimming ability and water quality, and can live in deep water, so they are not semi-water turtles. Although turtles are water turtles, they also climb to the water regularly to bask in the sun. Breeders need to build a balcony for them, so that they can better simulate the native environment.

Flower turtles are relatively easy to raise. They have strong adaptability to the environment, and their requirements for water temperature and water quality are not particularly high. If breeders want to raise them well, they need to give them a sufficient space. Because they are large in size as adults, they will not develop very well if they don't have enough space to move around.

In addition, breeders should ensure the stability of the environment at ordinary times, and the water temperature can be kept above 20 ℃. If conditions permit, the water temperature can be kept above 25 ℃. The water quality should be kept clean and fresh, and filters can be installed when conditions permit. Flower turtles have low requirements for food, so breeders can feed them with animal feed and plant feed.