Is it easy to keep map turtles? can map turtles be raised in deep water?

With the increasing development of human economy, more and more people like to keep map turtles. Map turtles are easy to raise. They are also known as huskies among turtles, and their interaction is also very strong. The little turtles you just bought usually don't eat much. If the map turtles you buy don't eat, don't worry, they will eat naturally in a few days.

Is the map turtle easy to keep?

1. Map turtles are relatively easy to breed, but try to avoid buying larvae that are too small. They are sensitive to water quality and are equally likely to die if ignored. Their suitable water temperature is between 26 and 28 degrees, and they like to stay in the water most of the time, but they should also place places where they can bask in their shells, and the feeding tank had better be equipped with a water circulation system to keep the water clean. Map turtles are omnivorous water turtles, young carnivorous, can provide food choices are: small turtles, shrimp, Loach, lean meat, dried shrimp, water turtle food and so on.

2. Mississippi map turtles are generally not difficult to breed. Due to a large number of artificial breeding, the price has become approachable and can be used as an entry-level species of water turtles. In addition, some individual subspecies are rare, such as melanoma map, masked map and so on, the price is naturally much higher, but also the object pursued by many crawlers.

Can map turtles be raised in deep water?

Map turtles can be raised in deep water. Map turtles are deep water turtles. Even if they don't have a sun table, they can live naturally all the time. Of course, it's best to give it a small sun table, that is, a small piece of land that it can climb up on the surface of the water. A small piece of land is enough for it to live in, so it will live more comfortably.

Can map turtles be raised with other turtles?

Map turtles can be raised with other turtles. The map is as strong as Brazil and can be mixed as long as it is fed normally. Maps and flames belong to the more active type, the water level is not too high, mixed culture together. Maps and grass turtles can be mixed as long as there is not too much difference in individual size. Map turtles and yellow-eared turtles can be mixed.

Problems in mixed culture of map turtles

1. The space should be big enough and the food should be enough. If there is not enough to eat, the mixed turtles will scramble for food.

2. Mixed culture will lead to bad appearance of turtles. Mixed turtles bite their tails and are prone to bites such as tails or fingernails.

Now, due to the natural environment, many map turtles have a limited range of distribution, and they are often in danger. There are both natural and man-made reasons, which may have a certain impact on their survival. So we should take good care of map turtles and breed them in the right way.