The life span of the Burmese tortoise is not too long, but it is not too short. As long as the feeding conditions are suitable, they can accompany the breeder for a long time. Usually they can live for 30 to 50 years, and a few individuals can live for 70 years. Their life span is closely related to the environment they live in, and generally the life span of artificially fed turtles will be slightly longer.
Under artificial breeding conditions, if they can provide a warm and appropriate space environment, regular disinfection, do a good job of temperature regulation according to seasonal changes, and feed them healthy and clean food, then most of them can live to more than 40 years old.
It takes about seven years for the Burmese tortoise to mature sexually in the natural environment. Under artificial feeding conditions, the time will be slightly shortened, about 5-6 years can be mated and reproduced. They usually mate in the summer, their breeding peak is in July-August, and they lay eggs in late summer and early autumn. They will lay eggs 1-2 times a year, each time the number of eggs varies, about 1-6. It takes about two months to hatch their eggs artificially.
