1. Temperature: The temperature of raising Malay fruit turtles needs to be controlled between 25 and 30 degrees, and they are most active at 27 to 29 degrees.
2. Water quality: They like to move in the water, so they need to pay attention to changing water to ensure that the water is clean and prevent bacteria from breeding.
3. Food: This kind of turtle is omnivorous and can eat a lot of food. You can feed some plant foods, such as vegetables and fruits. It can also feed some animal plants, such as earthworms, lean beef and so on. Pay attention to feeding to prevent malnutrition.
4, shelter: Malay fruit turtles are more timid, when raising them need to prepare some shelter for them. You can put some small plants on the land, so they will be healthier.
5. Light: They rarely bask in the sun. But light is also essential for their growth. Sufficient light conditions can make their carapaces more robust. An aquarium ultraviolet lamp or a spotlight can be use for illumination. But be careful that the light source is far away from them and the illumination time is not too long.
The Malay fruit turtle is easier to raise. In addition to the necessary conditions such as temperature, water quality, food and light, they also need to be provided with some shelter, otherwise they are easily frightened.
