Usually young Brazilian turtles need to be fed once a day, and adult Brazilian turtles can be fed once every 1-2 days. When feeding Brazilian turtles, you can choose special turtle food, or you can feed some fish as a nutritional supplement. Secondly, to raise Brazilian turtles, you need to provide a relatively spacious breeding container, pour clean water, and change the water regularly to keep the water clean and pollution-free. In addition, when raising Brazilian turtles, you need to let them bask on their backs every day, but not at noon or exposed to the sun for too long.

What kind of food is good for Brazilian turtles:

1. Snail lion. Brazilian turtles like to eat snails very much. Of course, they are fresh snails. If the Brazilian turtle is small, you can pick the small snails under the big snails. The snail shells can exercise their bite force.

2. Fish. Live small fish can be eaten by the Brazilian turtles themselves, or fish scraps, fish intestines, etc. can be used.

3. Shrimp. One of the Brazilian turtle's favorite foods is also alive.

4. Red meat. The leftovers of various meats such as beef, sheep, chicken, liver, lungs and kidneys are all good foods, but it is best to choose the red meat part, otherwise there will be too much fat, and the Brazilian turtle will become fat and poorly absorbed. For example, the fat content of pork is relatively high. High, if the Brazilian turtle eats too much pork, its excrement will even be milky white the next day.

5. Fresh fruits and vegetables. Almost all fresh fruits and vegetables, such as apples, pears, cabbage, and green vegetables, can be eaten by Brazilian turtles to supplement vitamins.