Brazilian turtles can generally be raised to a size of 20-30m, which is mainly related to the feeding of the owners. The growth rate of Brazilian turtles is the fastest when they are young, and then the growth rate will gradually decrease with each year. They start to grow in the first year. It can grow about 8cm in one year, but in the next few years, it will only grow on average 2-8cm per year. Female turtles will weigh about 2 to 4 kilograms when they grow up, and male turtles will weigh about 1 kilogram when they grow up. .

Precautions during the breeding process of Brazilian turtles

1. Brazilian turtles are aquatic turtles and cannot be raised dry. Brazilian turtles raised in water cannot be raised in water. The water level should be just at the back of the turtle, and don't put too much water. If there is too much water, it will prevent the Brazilian turtle from breathing on the water surface. If the water level is suitable, the Brazilian turtle's limbs can also touch the bottom, which can facilitate the Brazilian turtle's activities and satisfy its aquatic habit.

2. The Brazilian turtle is an omnivorous animal. During the breeding process, the Brazilian turtle can be fed with a mixture of turtle food, small fish, shrimp, and lean meat.

3. If the Brazilian turtle eats too much, it will cause it to grow too fast. During the breeding process, the food should not be fed too much. After the Brazilian turtle is full, it can take two more bites, so that it can easily become full. It will damage it, so feed it in moderation.

4. Bask the Brazilian turtle in the sun regularly.