Handbook for Baby Turtles🐢

Water turtles are another popular pet, especially red-cheeked Japanese turtles, easy to raise, inexpensive.

Easy to raise does not mean that you can raise any kind, because there is a baby turtle guide.

🐢 address.

• Cabinet / basin. Focus on space for the turtle to swim (2-3 times the height of the turtle)

• Land area (rock / platform) to dry completely

• Two bulbs or a natural sun bath

• ☀️ UVB (Helps create vitamin D3)

• 🔥 Heating fire (to bake)

• Temperature

• Water: 26-28 ° C

• Land: 30-32 ° C

👉 without UVB = risk soft carapace, slow growth

🐢 The water must be clean.

• Replacement water 2-3 times / week (or use filter)

• Chlorine rest water is used

• Do not foul / turbid water

👉 Turtles eat + shit in water = sewage is very sensitive

May add pumps + sand heads so that the water is not too stable.

🐢 Food

• Baby turtles focus on foods that contain protein and vitamins. For example, boost turtles are suitable for beginners or baby turtles.

• Fresh foods such as shrimp or red worm

• Feed the food that Nong Tao eats. If left, dew will easily waste.

🐢 Things to watch out for

• ❌ The water is too deep (baby turtles are not good at swimming)

• ❌ No place to land (drowning risk)

• ❌ Temperature swing (easily sick)

• ❌ Do not eat food (may be stressed / sick)

🐢 Trick to survive.

• Separate children (bite each other) Nong Tao will eat full food, run out of food or bite.

• Keep water quality clean regularly

• Choose food to match the size of the mouth, species and age of the turtle.

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