Masked map turtles are easy to raise. They have strong adaptability. In addition to higher water temperature requirements, breeders can raise them well as long as they are raised in the correct way. When purchasing masked map turtles, try to avoid hatchlings that are too small. Young turtles are sensitive to water quality and temperature. The water quality should be kept clean and the water temperature should be controlled between 26 degrees and 28 degrees.

How to raise a masked map turtle:

1. Temperature. Masked map turtles like high-temperature environments and need to keep the water temperature between 26 and 28 degrees. If the water temperature is too low they are likely to die.

2. Food. When raising masked map turtles, you can feed them some insects, small fish, shrimps, or some molluscs, such as snails. It can be fed once every 2-3 days.

3. Lighting. When raising masked map turtles, you can use some ultraviolet light to illuminate the masked map turtles, which can help sterilize them.