Ring map turtles can live in the wild, but because they are more sensitive to the environment, their number has been decreasing. At present, they can be raised in captivity. Because they are sensitive to the environment and have poor adaptability to various factors in the environment, their breeding is also very difficult. In the process of breeding, once the environment is not suitable, they are easy to get sick and even die. Moreover, they are very expensive, so it is not recommended for novice breeders to choose this kind of turtle breeding.
1, space: to raise good ring map turtle, suitable habitat is a necessary condition. First of all, there should be a spacious aquaculture container with enough capacity, the layout pattern is mainly in the water area, and some sand and stone and aquatic plants should be properly placed in the water area, so as to beautify the environment and improve the ornamental value. In addition, you can place a sunning platform that can be exposed to the water in a sunny place, either sunken wood or large pebbles.
2. Feeding: The annular map turtle is a typical omnivorous animal. The feeding should ensure the diversity of food as far as possible, and the nutrition should also be rich. There are many foods to choose from, but they prefer meat, such as insects, fish and shrimp, and can also feed some lean meat and livestock liver. Plant foods can also be properly fed, such as aquatic plants, vegetables, melons and fruits. Feeding once a day, the feeding amount is not too much.
3. Water quality: The annular map turtle has a high requirement for water quality, and the quality of water directly affects their health. It is recommended to change the water once a week, and change up to half of the total water volume each time. If conditions permit, a filtration system can be installed to better maintain clean and pollution-free water quality.
4. Water temperature: Regulating water temperature is an essential link in the growth process of breeding ring map turtles. The change of water temperature will affect their appetite, and then affect their development. The most suitable growth temperature is 28-30 degrees. When the water temperature is low in winter, the heating rod can be used to adjust the appropriate temperature.
