1. Where is it difficult for the spotted turtle to reproduce 1. Strict water quality requirements: The spotted turtle has very strict water quality requirements, and they need relatively clean water to reproduce. When artificially propagating, if the water quality is too poor, it may affect the quality and quantity of their reproduction.
2, fear of light: Eye spotted turtles like shade and fear of light, and they can't be irradiated for too long, whether it is natural light or light. But spotted turtles need land to lay their eggs. To reproduce, it is necessary to ensure that there is not much light in the place where they lay their eggs. Therefore, it is difficult for them to reproduce.
2. How to breed the spotted turtle1. Choose the right parent turtle: The spotted turtle usually starts mating in April every year, and the wild spotted turtle will pair itself and then mate.
2. Laying eggs: After successful mating in April, the spotted turtles began to breed in May. They can lay eggs 3-4 times a year, each time laying 3-6 eggs. Before laying eggs, the mother turtle will climb to the shore first, dig a pit in the land with her hind legs, then lay eggs in it, and finally flatten it with her belly armor and leave a small hole before leaving.
3. Hatching: Wild spotted turtles are hatched by humidity and temperature in nature, and they can hatch successfully in about 75 days under normal circumstances. During artificial propagation, an incubator can be prepared, the temperature can be adjusted to 25-30 ℃, and water can be sprinkled twice a day, and the incubation can be successful.
