The red-bellied short-necked turtle is a species of turtle that can be raised artificially. Their ornamental effect is very good, so they are welcomed by many breeders. When breeding them, we can consider mixing them with some fish. The success rate of mixed culture is still relatively high, but it should be noted that not all fish can be mixed with red-bellied short-necked turtles, and the species mixed with them need to be carefully selected. Moreover, if mixed breeding, we need to pay attention to the problem of feeding, they can be fed separately. It is important to provide the turtles with sufficient food so that they do not conflict with mixed species.
As mentioned above, the red-bellied short-necked turtle can be mixed with fish, but not all fish can be. When choosing polyculture fish, there are still many problems to be considered. The most important aspect is the size, must not choose too small fish, because small fish is one of the food of the red-bellied short-necked turtle. If they choose too small fish, they may directly become the food of red-bellied short-necked turtles. In addition, the following fish swimming speed can also be properly considered. Choose fast-swimming fish so they are less likely to get hurt in the mix. Moreover, we need to consider the characteristics of habits, with the red-bellied short-necked turtle mixed fish is best to have similar characteristics of habits, water temperature, water quality and other requirements are similar.
Based on the above factors, there are still many fish to choose from, such as arowana, map fish, and so on. When mixed culture, they can be observed for a period of time, and if there is a conflict, they can be separated in time.
