Red-headed snake-necked turtles do not hibernate, but they will enter a hibernating state when the temperature is below 20 degrees. Therefore, it is best to increase the temperature to above 20 degrees to avoid physical exhaustion of red-headed snake-necked turtles due to hibernation. Red-headed snake-necked turtles are timid by nature and require careful insulation and care.

Precautions for raising red-headed snake-necked turtles:

1. Temperature. Red-headed snake neck is not resistant to low temperatures but is resistant to high temperatures. When raising them, you need to ensure that the temperature is above 20 degrees. If the temperature is too low, they will easily die.

2. Food. The red-headed snake-necked turtle has a wide range of food choices. It is a turtle species that is not picky about food. However, in order to ensure that the color of the turtle body is more colorful, you can feed it some freeze-dried red shrimp.

3. Lighting. Ensure that the number of exposure times per week is no less than three times. If natural light conditions do not allow, you can use a basking lamp to bask in your back.