The swamp side-necked turtle is a species of turtle that can be raised artificially. In the process of raising them, attention should be paid to adjusting the water level. First of all, we need to understand their water. From the point of view of the distribution of wild swamp side-necked turtles, the water is still relatively deep, so swamp side-necked turtles can be regarded as a kind of deep-water turtles. When they are raised, they can also be raised in deeper water. However, the specific water depth can be adjusted according to the container, and the water depth is naturally different when using the aquaculture pond to raise fish tanks or aquariums.
Although marsh side-necked turtles can be raised in deep water, it should be noted that they can not stay in the water all the time, and some of their activities still need to be carried out on shore. Therefore, in the space environment, they need to arrange a land area, or put a platform in the water so that they can climb up to bask in the sun or rest.
As mentioned above, swamp side-necked turtles can live in deep water, because they belong to the deep water turtle species. In particular, the water depth can be adjusted according to the container. Generally speaking, if we use aquaculture ponds to breed, and the number of aquaculture is relatively large, we can make some water depth, water depth control in 30-50 cm is more appropriate. However, if you use ordinary fish tanks or aquariums to breed, and the number of breeding is relatively small, then there is no need to let the water too deep, more than part of their back shell on the line. Attention should be paid to the juvenile stage, when the water should not be too deep, because their water is not very good.
