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How often do crocodile turtles feed and what food do they feed

Anyuan
Practicing veterinary physician
Crocodile turtles feed differently at different stages. In their infancy, they feed more frequently, preferably once a day. Because they have a large demand for food in their infancy, but they don't eat much, breeders should follow the principle of eating less and eating more. As they grow in size, the frequency of feeding can also be reduced. When they reach adulthood, they only need to be fed once every 2-3 days.
How often do crocodile turtles feed and what food do they feed 1. How often do crocodile turtles feed

The feeding frequency of crocodile turtles is different in different growth stages. If it is a young crocodile turtle, it needs to be fed once a day. Because they have a higher demand for food in their infancy, and their digestion ability is faster. However, their appetite is relatively small, so they should be fed in small quantities and many times to ensure their adequate nutrition. As they grow in size, they are fed less frequently. When crocodile turtles reach adulthood, the frequency of feeding will be reduced to once every 2-3 days. Because they don't grow in size in adulthood, they don't need much nutrition, and they eat more, and they can last longer when they are fed at one time.

2. What food does crocodile turtle feed

Crocodile turtle is an omnivorous animal, and there are many kinds of food that can be eaten. Breeders can feed it with animal feed and plant feed, so as to ensure their balanced nutrition. The animal feed suitable for them to eat is small fish, shrimp, loach, earthworm, tadpole, lean meat, animal viscera and so on. Plant feeds suitable for them include vegetables, cereals, fruits, algae and so on. If breeders don't have enough time, they can also choose some turtle food with better quality to feed them. However, turtle food is not easy to digest, so breeders should pay attention not to feed too much.

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