Amber turtles are divided into wild and artificially raised species. Wild Amber turtles are vegetarians, and their main diet is aquatic plants. The food eaten by the captive Amber turtle becomes very miscellaneous, and both fish and meat can be eaten. The best recipe for captive Amber turtles is to focus on plants and fruits, with meat accounting for only a small part. When feeding aquatic plants, duckweed and algae can be fed. Vegetables can be fed green leafy vegetables and cabbage. Fruits can be fed to common fruits such as apples and peaches. It is also necessary to feed them with lean meat, insects and snails occasionally to ensure balanced nutrition.

The Anbu closed-shell turtle belongs to semi-aquatic turtles, which generally live in swamps, streams and low-lying areas not far from water. The adult body of Anbu closed shell turtle can grow to 22-25cm and weigh more than 3 kg. Anbu closed-shell turtle is very good to raise. When raising, the depth of water exceeds the turtle shell, and the feed is mainly plants and fruits. It is necessary to properly supplement calcium to Amber shell turtle without affecting its shell hardness, control the environmental temperature above 20 ℃, and prevent the influence of diseases during its growth period. The growth rate of Ambu closed shell turtle is very slow, so we should not rush for success. Rush for success will cause great damage to Amber closed-shell turtles, so long as they are raised normally and ensure their normal growth.