Black-necked turtle breeding is relatively difficult. They have certain requirements for the surrounding environment. If the environment is not suitable, their growth rate will slow down. If the environment is very harsh, it may directly lead to their death.

Cultivation of black-necked turtles

1. Container: To breed black-necked turtles, you need an aquarium with a large enough capacity. The tank should be a combination of land and water. The way it is laid out. Set up a terrace on land and plant some green plants around it.

2. Feeding: Black-necked turtles are omnivorous turtles, including insects, snails, shrimps, small fish, earthworms and aquatic plants. Shrimp, fish, beef, and chicken can be eaten in captivity.

3. Water quality: It is necessary to maintain good water quality and change the water regularly. Sunbathing: Give them sunshine every day.

4. Bask in the sun: Black-necked turtles like to bask in the sun. You can bask them in the sun on time in the morning and evening, but try to avoid strong light at noon.