Yellow margin turtle (certain introduction)

Yellow margin turtle likes to eat animal fish, shrimp, earthworms, mealworms, snails, clams and fruits and vegetables, barley, corn, sorghum Wait for plant foods.

Human-raised feeding food:

Important feeding (>80%)

Fish, shrimp, insects (such as : Mealworms, earthworms, etc.), slugs, snails, etc.

Feeding occasionally (<20%)<>

Mice (for adult turtles), high-quality turtles Grain, various fruits and vegetables (such as papaya, pumpkin, peach, berry, apple, grape, fig, weird fruit, strawberry, mustard green, etc.)

Note: Do not feed mealworms to young children In general, the chitin of the wheat bark bug is difficult to digest. If the mealworms have just molted, that is, when the shell is relatively soft, they can be fed to the larvae.

Nature

The Yellow Edge Shell Turtle is gentle and weak; like other box turtles, when surprised, it will retract its head, tail, hands and feet into its shell. Then close the shell tightly to protect the enemy. The body structure of the yellow-margined box turtle is unique compared to other turtles. The space between the carapace and plastron, and the ventral shield and thoracic shield are all connected by tough straps. Therefore, when turtles are attacked by enemies, they can pinch or injure them, such as snakes, rats and other animals, or they can retract themselves into their shells without exposing any flesh, so that the enemies cannot start. Yellow-margined box turtles are bolder than other freshwater turtles and are not afraid of people. They rarely fight with other species. Individuals raised for 2 to 4 months can squirm with their owners when prompted by food.

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