The grass turtle and the Brazilian turtle are both common species of turtles, but they are quite different. In terms of origin, the grass turtle is a local species in China, but the Brazilian turtle is a species of turtle originating in the Americas, which was introduced into China only in the last century.
The habits of the grass turtle and the Brazilian turtle are also quite different. For example, the age at which they enter sexual maturity is different. If they are mixed and both of them are at the stage suitable for mating, they may also mate at the appropriate time. However, the success rate of mating is not too high. Even if they lay tortoise eggs, the eggs may not survive because they are so different from each other. Therefore, the two breeds are generally not selected for mating.
The grass turtle and the flower turtle can mate, and the success rate of mating will be much higher than that of the grass turtle mating with the Brazilian turtle. This is because both the grass turtle and the flower turtle are native turtles in China, and the species difference is relatively small, so the success rate of mating will be relatively high. After mating, the hybrid varieties are also common in the market, called "flower and grass miscellaneous", and their prices will be higher than those of grass turtles and flower turtles. However, in the process of mating, they also need to control the surrounding environment, water temperature, water quality and food and other factors are more important, may affect the success rate of mating, to strictly control the surrounding environment, the success rate is relatively high. They may take a long time to mate and need to wait patiently.
