1. Water temperature: When raising chickpeas, the water temperature should not be too high, and the highest temperature should not be higher than 30 ℃. Avoid direct sunlight and try to maintain them in a cool place. When farming in the south, tap water, well water or small stream water should be used as water. When farming in the north, water should be placed for a period of time before being used. Eagle-billed tortoises are fond of fighting and fierce, so they can't be mixed with other tortoises, and they can't be mixed with more eagle-billed tortoises.

2. Environment: When raising chickpeas, the water level should be 10-20cm, the water level in deep water area should not exceed 1m, and there should be enough Stone in the breeding pond for them to climb. The best choice of Stone is to use Stone with rough surface, which is convenient for chickpeas to breathe and breathe on it. The height of the breeding pond should be as high as possible, and the chickpeas like rock climbing to prevent the chickpeas from escaping.

3. Feeding: Wild chickpeas are omnivorous animals, mainly small fish, shrimps and insects. Artificial feeding should be based on animal feed, and remember to add vitamins and calcium to enhance the hardness of its carapace. Feed should be fresh and pollution-free, and unfinished food should be fished out in time after feeding to prevent water pollution.

The tortoises are mainly distributed in China, Vietnam, Myanmar and Thailand. It is widely distributed in China, mainly in Hong Kong, most of Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Fujian, Jiangsu, Hainan, Guangxi, Guangdong, Guizhou and Yunnan provinces, and more distributed in Guangxi, Nanning and Hechi.