CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Which turtle is the most beautiful and easy to raise?

The top ten easiest turtles to raise are: 1. Alligator snapping turtle, 2. Red-eared slider, 3. Chicken turtle, 4. Leaf turtle, 5. Painted turtle, 6. Chinese soft-shell turtle, 7. Golden coin turtle, 8. Diamondback turtle, 9. Egg turtle, 10. Yellow-headed side-necked turtle.

Chinese soft-shelled turtle, also known as turtle, golden turtle, golden-threaded turtle, black turtle, mud turtle, water turtle, mountain turtle, smelly green turtle, long-lived blind wild turtle, Bagua shed sock turtle, etc., belongs to the order Testudinata, family Testudinidae, genus Testudinata. Chinese soft-shelled turtle is the most widely distributed turtle in my country. In the international market, Chinese soft-shelled turtle is very popular. People in Japan, the Philippines, Europe and the United States regard it as a symbol of "good luck and longevity".

The Chinese soft-shelled turtle has an oblong body, with a slightly raised carapace, three longitudinal ridges, and obvious ridges. The top of the head is dark olive, with smooth skin in the front and fine scales in the back. The plastron is flat, with a notch at the rear. The neck, limbs, and exposed skin are gray-black or dark olive. The male is smaller in size and has a long tail. The female carapace is light brown to dark brown, the plastron is brown-black, and the tail is shorter.

There are yellow linear markings on the sides of the head and neck, the carapace has three longitudinal ridges, and the rear edge is not serrated; the back of a mature male is black or completely black, and the female is brown with a slight yellow on the belly, and both have dark brown markings; the limbs are relatively flat.

The price of grass tortoises is low in the market and they are easy to raise. However, if you want to raise a small tortoise well, you also need to follow its habits and manage its health so that the grass tortoise can avoid various diseases.

The simplest method is to keep them in a glass tank or storage box. Grass turtles are water turtles that swim and cry. The water should be above their backs. It is best to add some small stones to form deep water areas and shallow water areas. However, it should be noted that stones or sunken wood that are exposed to the water should be placed in the container for the grass turtles to bask in the sun and avoid skin problems. Depending on the degree of pollution, the water should be changed every few days, especially in the summer when the temperature is high, the water needs to be changed once a day, otherwise the water will stink. Of course, if conditions permit, ecological breeding can also be carried out.

The top ten easiest turtles to raise are: 1. Alligator snapping turtle, 2. Red-eared slider, 3. Chicken turtle, 4. Leaf turtle, 5. Painted turtle, 6. Chinese soft-shell turtle, 7. Golden coin turtle, 8. Diamondback turtle, 9. Egg turtle, 10. Yellow-headed side-necked turtle.

The Red-Eared Slider (Trachemys scripta elegans), also known as the Brazilian turtle, red-eared turtle, and small painted turtle, belongs to the family Testudinidae and is an aquatic turtle. It is also called the red-eared slider because it has two thick red stripes on both sides of the back of its head. The Brazilian red-eared slider is native to the central United States to northern Mexico. Because the red-eared slider has medicinal, ornamental, and edible value, and the species is cheap, it is very easy to raise.

The first time a turtle eats is called the first feeding. Sometimes turtles are resistant to eating in unfamiliar environments, but they will eat normally after the first feeding. However, some turtles need to be placed in water before they will eat for the first time. Remember that the water must be full to the turtle's back so that it will feel safe and willing to eat. Otherwise, it will not eat.

A healthy turtle has a hard and intact carapace, a thick body, a bright light green carapace, and bright, wide-open eyes. Under artificial breeding conditions, turtle feed is mainly composed of animal viscera such as poultry and pigs, as well as maggots and mealworms.

1. Red-eared slider: Red-eared slider is an aquatic turtle with extremely high intraspecific density and strong interspecific competitiveness. It is resistant to hunger. Its food includes algae, duckweed and other herbs floating in the water, clams, small fish, shrimps and other crustaceans, snails, spiders and other mollusks.

2. Chinese soft-shelled turtle: The Chinese soft-shelled turtle is an aquatic turtle that can also be a terrestrial reptile. It lives in rivers, lakes, reservoirs, ponds and other water bodies. It has a wide diet and can eat corn, small fish, shrimps, snails, etc., among which it likes small fish and shrimps the most.

3. Yellow-margined box turtle: The yellow-margined box turtle often lives in humid places such as forest edges, rivers, and lakes. It feeds on insects and fruits. When raised artificially, it can be fed with vegetables, cabbage, water spinach, rice, earthworms, frogs, birds, mice, pigs, and duck intestines.

4. Golden Coin Turtle: The Golden Coin Turtle is also known as the yellow-throated turtle, stone turtle, green-haired turtle, etc. It lives in mountain basins or waters in river valleys in hilly and semi-mountainous areas. It often moves in nearby small bushes or grass. It is omnivorous and especially likes to eat fresh meat when raised in captivity.

What kinds of turtles are there as pets?

1. Brazilian turtle: Brazilian turtle is also known as red-eared slider, painted turtle, green turtle, etc. It is native to central United States to northern Mexico. Because red-eared slider has medicinal, ornamental and edible value, and is inexpensive, easy to raise and colorful, it is bred and sold in large quantities.

2. Small alligator turtle: The small alligator turtle is also known as the false alligator turtle, flatback alligator turtle, etc. Its carapace is like a hemispherical roof with some tiny serrations. Its color ranges from dark olive green to brown. Its head and limbs are very powerful, its tail is quite long, and its plastron is relatively small.

3. Giant alligator turtle: The giant alligator turtle is also known as the true alligator turtle, alligator-shell turtle, true alligator turtle, etc. It retains the characteristics of the original turtle. Its carapace, mouth, and tongue are very peculiar. It looks like an armored dinosaur. The upper and lower jaws at the front of its mouth are hooked and extremely sharp, and can bite off human fingers.

4. Collapsed Grass Turtle: The Grass Turtle is also known as the turtle, black turtle, mud turtle, etc. It has a relatively flat carapace with three longitudinal ridges, a brown-yellow plastron, and each shield has large black-brown patches. It has a short snout, and there are dark-edged yellow lines and a few yellow spots on the sides of the head and throat, extending backward to the neck.

5. Yellow-throated turtle: The yellow-throated turtle is also known as the yellow-throated pond turtle, the stone golden coin turtle, the yellow plate turtle, etc. People believe that this species of turtle has the same feng shui effect as the golden coin turtle, which helps the breeder improve their wealth and career luck. It is known as the "ancient stone turtle".

6. Long-necked turtle: The long-necked turtle is the oldest reptile in existence. It is also known as the snake-necked turtle and the long-necked turtle. Its head cannot be retracted into the shell and can only bend to the sides. Its body is small, and the carapace length is generally 15 to 25 cm.

7. Burmese Tortoise: The Burmese Tortoise is also known as the yellow elephant tortoise, pillow tortoise, and dry tortoise. Although Burmese tortoises are often sold in farmers' markets and pet markets in other provinces and cities, they are not produced locally. Most of them are imported from Southeast Asia and then distributed to various places.

8. Yellow-margined box turtle: The slow-fighting yellow-margined box turtle is also known as the yellow-margined box turtle, splint turtle, and snake turtle. It has a brown-red back with a light brown ridge, a brown-black belly, and the surrounding area and the ventral edge of the carapace are yellow. The dorsal and ventral carapaces are connected by ligaments, and the front and back leaves of the plastron are also connected by ligaments.

The top ten easiest turtles to raise are: 1. Grass turtle, 2. Red-eared slider, 3. Burmese tortoise, 4. Yellow-headed side-necked turtle, 5. Painted turtle, 6. Mississippi map turtle, 7. Golden coin turtle, 8. Flame turtle, 9. Egg turtle, 10. Leaf turtle.

The grass turtle is a type of turtle that is not prone to illness and is loved by many people. What you need to pay attention to is changing the water and supplementing the turtle with nutrition so that it can live for many more years. This small pet turtle is quite cute.

The Brazilian turtle is a relatively common turtle, also known as the red-eared slider. It has a lifespan of about 20 years. Because it is not a native species, it cannot be released into the wild. It is one of the top ten most worthwhile turtles to keep.

The Burmese tortoise is a small tortoise suitable for being raised at home. It is omnivorous and not prone to illness. It only needs to be fed some vegetables and occasionally some animal food. The only disadvantage of this tortoise is that it is afraid of cold, so the temperature in Qin's home cannot be too low.

The Mississippi Map Turtle is a relatively active turtle that grows relatively slowly. Among the top ten turtles worth raising, this turtle needs to pay attention to the water quality and can be fed some animal feed.