Adabra tortoise cannot be raised. Adabra tortoises belong to tortoises. Tortoises in China are national protected animals, so they cannot be raised. Although tortoises can't be raised, water turtles and semi-water turtles can be raised, among which water turtles are highly dependent on water and need to be raised in water all the time, while some varieties of semi-water turtles can be raised out of water, which feels very similar to tortoises. However, not all semi-water turtles can be raised.

1. Brazilian tortoise: Brazilian tortoise can be regarded as the most common tortoise at present. It has strong adaptability and easy reproduction, so it is still popular at present. To raise this turtle, it is necessary to feed small fish, shrimp and snails at ordinary times, and change water in time after each excretion. If the temperature is low, it will go into hibernation.

2. Grass turtle: Grass turtle is what we often call turtle. It is a reptile of the genus Turtle of Turtle family. It has a small head and mainly inhabits various waters. It hides in the water during the day and only moves at night. When frightened, it will shrink its head, tail and limbs into its shell, which can prevent enemy animals from attacking it.

3. Flower turtle: Flower turtle is also called Chinese flower turtle. Its body shape is relatively large, generally 12-25 cm long. It is very hydrophilic, but it will also go ashore to bask in its back. This is a social animal, usually two live together, as many as seven or eight, so if you raise it, you'd better find a companion for it, otherwise one will be too lonely.