The life span of the Burmese star tortoise is generally 30-50 years. The life span of the Burmese star tortoise is related to food, environment and other factors. The Burmese star tortoise is a vegetarian animal, and its food is mainly vegetables and fruits. The ratio of vegetables to fruits is 7:3. The container for raising Burmese star tortoises can be fish tanks or wooden boxes. The container should not be too high and should be as spacious as possible. The length and width should be more than three times that of the Burmese star tortoise. Burmese star tortoises are animals that like warmth, and the suitable breeding temperature is 20 to 30 degrees Celsius.

How to raise Burmese star tortoises:

1. Environment. The Burmese star tortoise is a turtle that lives on land. The layout of the breeding room is mainly on land, but it also needs a piece of water. However, be careful not to let the water level be too deep, as they cannot swim. You should also set up a terrace and plant some plants around it to create a comfortable growing environment for them.

2. Feeding. The Burmese star tortoise is a purely herbivorous animal and is a better turtle species to raise. It likes to eat fruits, plants with thick stems and leaves, etc. This kind of tortoise needs coarse and high-fiber food, such as carrots, cabbage, etc. However, it should be washed and chopped before feeding, and fed once a day. Don't feed too much at one time to avoid overfeeding.

3. Temperature. Changes in temperature can affect the growth and health of Burmese star tortoises. The suitable temperature should be controlled at 24-31 degrees. When the temperature is low in winter, a heating rod should be used to adjust the temperature. When the temperature drops to 16-18 degrees, they will naturally enter hibernation.

4. Disease prevention and treatment. Regularly disinfect the breeding environment of Burmese star tortoises, and pay attention to observe whether they have symptoms of disease. If they become sick, they should be treated in time.