Pig-nosed turtles will not recognize their owners. The brain capacity of pig-nosed turtles limits their cognitive limits. They do not have the ability to recognize their owners, and they cannot recognize their owners like cats and dogs. However, the pig-nosed turtle has a particularly sensitive sense of smell. If the owner spends more time with it, cleans its shelter regularly, and feeds it, it will remember the owner's smell and form a conditioned reflex when feeding.

Notes on raising pig-nosed turtles

1. Raising pig-nosed turtles requires maintaining clean water quality. After feeding pig-nosed turtles every day, observe the clarity of the water quality. Once the water quality is found to be turbid, the water must be changed immediately to prevent the pig-nosed turtle from being infected by germs.

2. Pig-nosed turtles have a particularly large food intake and are usually fed at night. They usually need appropriate vitamin and calcium supplements.

3. The pig-nosed turtle is a large water turtle. Try to choose a 60-80cm water tank so that it can move horizontally.