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What do soft-shelled turtles eat and how do they grow fast

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Animal feed: Soft-shelled turtles like animal feed best, and common small fish, shrimp and earthworms are all their favorite. Plant feed: Artificial turtles are often fed with some plant feed such as wheat bran, bean dregs, vegetables and fruits. Synthetic feed: Soft-shelled turtles can also be fed with some synthetic feed. Common pellet feed and industrial feed are more suitable.
What do soft-shelled turtles eat and how do they grow fast 1. What do soft-shelled turtles eat

1. Animal feed: Soft-shelled turtles are omnivorous fish, but their favorite food is animal feed. They can be fed some live bait such as small fish, shrimp and earthworms during artificial breeding. The nutrients in these foods are relatively high, which is also of great help to their growth and development.

2, plant feed: Turtles also like to eat some plant feed, and common vegetables, fruits, wheat bran, bean dregs, etc. are more suitable for them to eat. These foods contain more vitamins and trace elements, which can improve resistance and immunity.

3. Synthetic feed: Some synthetic feeds can also be fed during artificial breeding. These feeds are made by mixing various foods, and the nutrients in them are sufficient. Regular feeding can ensure balanced nutrition.

2. How to raise soft-shelled turtles quickly

1. Adequate food: If you want soft-shelled turtles to grow faster, you must ensure that they have adequate food and nutrition. Usually, you can feed more animal feeds, which can ensure their adequate nutrition and improve their growth speed.

2. Comfortable environment: The growth rate of soft-shelled turtles will also be affected by the environment. If you want them to grow faster, you must ensure that their living environment is comfortable. It is best to keep the water temperature between 20-30 ℃, keep the water quality clean and refreshing, and keep the surrounding environment quiet to avoid them being frightened.

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