Brazilian turtles can lay eggs. After the Brazilian turtle becomes sexually mature at about seven years old, it can lay eggs. Brazilian turtles usually start mating in late April. About 1 to 3 months after the Brazilian turtles mate, the female turtle will dig a hole to lay her eggs and then cover it with soil. The soil has camouflage protection, heat preservation, moisture retention, ventilation, and transportation. Due to the effect of oxygen, Brazilian turtles usually start laying eggs between 10-14 o'clock in the morning. In summer, they like to lay eggs between 7-9 o'clock in the morning. Brazilian turtles can lay eggs about 4-5 times a year, and each egg laying time is about 15 days apart.

What environment is suitable for Brazilian turtles to lay eggs?

1. Brazilian turtles like to lay eggs on fluffy sand or soil. The environment for laying eggs is mainly If the Brazilian turtle feels comfortable, quiet, and relaxed, it will lay eggs.

2. Brazilian turtles like to lay their eggs in sand, so Brazilian turtles also have certain requirements for the humidity of the sand. You can use heating rods to maintain a constant temperature, and the humidity of the sand must be appropriate. Turtle eggs provide a suitable environment for hatching.

3. Feed Brazilian turtles more nutritious food before they breed, so as to ensure their smooth production.

4. Turtles generally lay eggs during hibernation, so it is necessary to prepare a good hibernation environment for Brazilian turtles.