The Cuban crocodile does not recognize its owner. The Cuban crocodile is a very ferocious and aggressive crocodile that can bring great danger to other creatures. The ferocity and wild nature of the crocodile cannot be tamed by humans. Moreover, crocodiles are also cold-blooded animals and do not have feelings for humans. At the same time, their IQ is very low and they have no awareness of recognizing their owners.

Precautions for raising Cuban crocodiles

1. Raising crocodiles requires preparing a large enough pool. Crocodiles will be larger and grow faster when they become adults. If the space is small, the crocodile will not grow in size and may even affect the crocodile's health.

2. In addition to living in the water, crocodiles are cold-blooded animals and will go ashore to bask in the sun. Breeders need to prepare a wide terrace for the crocodiles to bask in the sun. Adequate lighting time every day will maintain the crocodile's body temperature and promote the growth and development of the crocodile.

3. In terms of feeding, try to feed the crocodile the food found in nature. You can feed fish, loaches, etc., and you can feed a small amount of pork and mice to supplement the crocodile's nutrition. Breeders also need to regularly feed calcium tablets to supplement the crocodile's calcium to make the crocodile's scales stronger.