The Buddha mud egg turtle belongs to a kind of egg turtle. They are a kind of relatively precious species. Breeding in our country is not particularly common. They are also difficult to breed because they require many elements of the environment. For example, the two factors of water temperature and water quality are particularly demanding, and when feeding them, they also need to choose the most nutritious food, so that their growth rate will be fast. Moreover, care should be taken during the juvenile stage, when they are more sensitive to the environment and more likely to get sick.
1. Environment: When raising the Buddha mud egg turtle, it is a very important task to create a good environment. There are some life activities that need to be carried out in the water, but some life activities need to come to the shore, so it is best to create a combination of land and water. In addition, it is better to plant some green vegetation in the environment, so that it is easier for them to adapt as soon as possible than their living environment in the wild.
2. Water temperature: In the process of breeding, it is necessary to ensure that the water temperature is suitable, specifically between 28 and 30 degrees. At this time, the optimal range, whether they are in the growth stage or in the reproductive stage, can be maintained within this range. If necessary, the temperature can be adjusted by artificial heating.
3. Feeding: The Buddha mud egg turtle is an omnivorous turtle. Wild species will eat some mollusks, fish, shrimp, aquatic plants and other foods. If artificial feeding, you need to choose the most nutritious food, fish and shrimp, worms and so on are more common, in addition to high-quality turtle feed and so on.
4. Water quality: It is necessary to clean the water quality in the process of feeding at ordinary times. If they are in very dirty water, they are prone to illness.
