Red-eared tortoises are a kind of Brazilian tortoises. Their full name is Mississippi Red-eared Tortoises, which are mainly distributed along the Mississippi River in the United States. Most of the Brazilian tortoises on the market now are Mississippi Red-eared Tortoises. Red-eared turtle is a turtle of Brazilian color turtle, which belongs to the genus Color Turtle of Ze Turtle family. They have low requirements for the environment and strong adaptability, so they will be distributed in many areas. Because of their strong reproductive ability and great harm to the environment, it is best not to release artificially bred red-eared turtles.

1. The environment is stable: As mentioned above, red-eared turtles have low requirements for the environment. Breeders only need to keep the water temperature between 20-30 ℃ and keep the water quality clean and refreshing, so that they can survive well.

2. Adequate food: Red-eared turtles are omnivorous animals, and breeders can feed them with animal feed and plant feed, so as to ensure their adequate nutrition. It is best for Brazilian tortoises in the growth and development stage to feed cuttlefish bone meal once a week to ensure that they have sufficient calcium.

3. Bask in the sun frequently: Red-eared turtles have the habit of basking in their backs when they are in the wild. It is best to build a balcony for them when they are raised artificially, so that they can climb to the shore to bask in the sun by themselves, and occasionally rest and move on the balcony.