1. Growth environment: Brazilian red-eared turtle should be placed in a slightly dark place during its growth. If the light is too strong, it may feel uncomfortable. In addition, if conditions permit, it is best to prepare an incubator to keep the temperature constant, which is more beneficial to its healthy growth. If the temperature changes too much, it may get sick.

2. Breeding environment: When Brazilian red-eared turtles need to breed, they need to provide a warm and comfortable environment. It is best to prepare some sand or coconut soil so that turtles can lay eggs inside. Without these things, turtles may lay eggs in water, and eggs laid in water cannot hatch.

3. Hibernation environment: Brazilian red-eared turtle will start hibernation in winter. In order to ensure that it can survive hibernation safely, it needs to be put in sand, and it usually drills into it, which can play a certain role in heat preservation and avoid too low temperature. In addition, it should be sprayed with water regularly to keep the environment moist.

To raise Brazilian tortoises, you should have a breeding container, which should contain a proper amount of water, spread some sand and plant some aquatic plants, but you can do without these. It has strong adaptability to the environment, and usually does not need heating rods and other equipment to keep warm, but the premise is that the temperature should not be too low. If it is too cold, the Brazilian tortoise will also be affected to some extent.