To raise amphibious turtles, a container of appropriate size should be prepared first. Amphibian turtles need both a certain amount of water and a place to go ashore. Usually, the container should be paved with a layer of sand, and it is best to make a slope, so that there are high and low, which is convenient for turtles to go ashore. Besides, some Stone can be put in it, but it can't be too sharp.

Amphibian turtles are essentially water turtles, and they need to be put in water when feeding. These turtles have miscellaneous feeding habits, and they can eat a lot of things, and most of them like meat. If they are raised artificially, they should feed some fish, shrimp, etc. In addition, they should regularly supplement vegetables and other fibers to avoid constipation.

Different species of amphibious turtles have different demands for temperature. Some turtles are tropical turtles, which like higher temperature, can't adapt to too low temperature, and have no hibernation habit. Although some turtles adapt to a wide range of temperatures, they still need higher temperature to raise them, so that they can grow rapidly.

Some amphibious turtles hibernate in winter. Hibernation can not only reduce the feeding cost, but also promote its development, shorten its mature cycle and enter the reproductive state faster. It should be noted that it is necessary to keep low temperature during hibernation to avoid Allen Su in advance, and pay attention to spraying water to maintain humidity.