Can you raise a crocodile? How?

Aquatic and terrestrial environment: Raising crocodiles requires enough space, and both aquatic and terrestrial environments need to be available. Food: crocodiles can eat fish, frogs, loach, snails, mice, rabbits and other food, adult crocodiles generally 2-3 days to feed once on the line. Temperature: Try to keep it between 26-32 degrees. Water quality: You can put some green plants in the water, or directly put filters to maintain water quality. Disease Prevention: Crocodile eye inflammation can be treated with chloramphenicol.

1. can crocodiles be raised

Crocodiles are relatively large in size, so most species are wild, and more are distributed in wild rivers and lakes. In addition, crocodiles can also be raised, and some crocodiles live in zoos. In addition to being raised in zoos, there are some crocodiles that can be raised as pets, such as Tai Crocodile, which can also be seen in the market, and they can be raised by individuals. However, it is not so easy for individuals to breed crocodiles, which have higher requirements for the surrounding environment and are not easy to raise. Moreover, before breeding, relevant formalities and certificates need to be handled, otherwise it is illegal.

2. how to raise crocodiles

1. Land and water environment: Crocodiles have relatively high requirements for the space environment. Crocodiles are large, so they need plenty of space. If they are raised in a fish tank, they must choose a large enough tank, at least 1.5 times the length of the adult crocodile, and as high as possible. Another thing to note is that both aquatic and terrestrial environments are needed, they can't just stay in the water, they need to go to land regularly.

2. Food: Because crocodiles are large in size, they eat a lot, so providing them with enough food is an important task. Crocodile can eat a lot of food, fish, frogs, loach, snails, mice, rabbits, beef are more common food. However, adult crocodiles generally do not need to feed every day, 2-3 days to feed once on the line.

3. Temperature: Crocodiles also have requirements on the temperature of the surrounding environment. Most crocodiles are native to low latitudes, so the temperature should be as high as possible. It is more conducive to their growth between 26 and 32 degrees.

4. Water quality: Crocodiles also have certain requirements on the water quality of the water environment. If the water quality is relatively dirty, it may cause them to lose their scales. However, changing the water is more troublesome, so you can put some green plants in the water, or directly put a filter in the water.

5. Disease prevention and treatment: The crocodile itself has strong vitality and relatively less illness. But sometimes their eyes will be inflamed, and chloramphenicol can be used to reduce inflammation.