Let's know how to raise Sukata.

Get to know the sukata turtle before raising it.

1. First period of birth - 6 months

Characteristics: Small size, pickle shift is also soft, needs

Warm high.

Care

Address: A well-sized pet box or cage, grassy foundation.

Dry or sand mixed with soil

Temperature: Day 30-32% C, Night Not Below 27 * C, Use

Heat Tube and UVB

Humidity: 60-70% to prevent wrinkled shift

Food: Sod, hay Timothy / Oat, greens

High fiber (abstain from too many aquatic vegetables, such as morning glory)

Water: Organize a tray of shallow water, and take a warm bath every other day to keep the body moist.

Moist.

2. 6 months - 2 years (adolescent)

Characteristics: Grow fast. Need more running space and sunshine.

Care

Address: Wide enclosure or outdoor area (shaded and other animal-proof)

Temperature: Day 28-32 * C, Night 24-269C

Sunny: Daily direct sunshine for 30 minutes-1 hour or use

UVB tube

Food: Primarily focus on hay, fresh grass leaves, added calcium.

Supplement 2-3 times a week.

Abstaining from food: sweet fruit, paste, high sugar, because of the sound per

Abnormal gases and digestive systems occur.

3. Over 2 years (Adult)

Characteristics: Large, I-Movement, Longevity (May exceed 70 years)

Care

Area: Must have an outdoor patio to stroll every day (Sukato

Adults may weigh more than 40-50 kg).

Food: 80-90% is hay and sod, the rest is vegetables.

High fiber green leaves

Calcium and vitamins: Supplemental sprinkles 1-2 times a week.

Water and Bath: Arrange the Always Awake Water Tray, Bathing 1-2 per week

Health check: Observe seepage, no food or sneezing.

Because it could infect the respiratory tract.

Treasury

Cautions of all ages

Avoid high sugar fruit vegetables (bananas, mangoes, watermelons)

Do not feed other pets, such as dog food (cat (high protein

Too)

There must always be a sun and rain shelter.

Use good quality UVB tube to help synthesize vitamin D3 and

Calcium absorption

# Sukata turtle