How old can pig-nosed turtles grow in a year?

Pig-nosed turtle is a kind of turtle, and it is also a kind of popular pet, so find out how big the pig-nosed turtle will grow in the next year.

If they are seedlings, if they are fed with a variety of foods, they can grow up three or four times a year. Growing to 6 centimeters in a year is not a problem. It should be about 10 centimeters in two years and 15 in four years.

Pig-nosed turtle is one of the strangest-looking freshwater turtles, with a long and fleshy nose shaped like a pig nose, so it is known as a "pig-nosed turtle". There is a gray stripe at the back of the eye. The limbs are specialized into fins in order to adapt to aquatic life and cannot be shrunk into the shell. There are two obvious claws at the near midpoint of each forelimb, which is also one of its characteristics. The tail is short and the back is covered with a row of crescent-shaped scales that shrink from the base to the tip of the tail. There are obvious skin folds on both sides of the lower part of the tail, extending through the root of the thigh to the hind limbs. The tail of the adult male turtle is larger and the position of the cloaca is lower, while the tail of the female tortoise is shorter.