The Indian star tortoise cannot be kept in deep water. The Indian star tortoise is a terrestrial tortoise with a wide range of habitats, including moist deciduous forests, semi-arid lowland forests, thorn bushes, dry grasslands and semi-deserts. The Indian star tortoise's homeland is in India and Sri Lanka. The temperature in these places is generally high all year round. The artificially raised Indian star tortoise needs to be placed in a constant-temperature breeding box, keeping it between 28 and 30 degrees, and a certain temperature must be ensured. of humidity.

Things to note when raising Indian star tortoises:

1. When purchasing, the individual should be large. It is recommended to choose an animal that is about 8 cm in height when raising for the first time. Do not choose an animal that is too underweight as it may be an individual that has not eaten for a long time. Also choose Indian tortoises with bright eyes and strong limbs.

2. Feeding temperature. Indian star tortoises are mainly found in northern and southern India, and throughout Sri Lanka. The temperature in this area is relatively high all year round. When we are raising them, the temperature of the breeding box should not be lower than 25 degrees, and the temperature difference between morning and evening should not be too large, and should basically be kept above 28 degrees.

3. The Indian Star Turtle is not very sensitive to humidity and can tolerate it as long as it is not too humid.

4. Indian star tortoises basically feed on various wild grasses. To ensure balanced nutrition, you can try feeding some wild grasses, wild vegetables or mixed with sparse vegetables.

5. Be sure to bask in the sun, but avoid exposure to the sun. There should be a certain shade and cool place for the Indian star tortoise to adjust.