Hatchlings will recognize their owners. Although their IQs are not high and their courage is very small, they will become familiar with them after being carefully raised by their owners for a long time, and the hatchlings can accurately identify their owners. After becoming familiar with the owner, when they see the owner, they will stick their heads out and quickly crawl to the owner to beg for food. You should also be careful when touching baby turtles to prevent them from being bitten.

Notes on raising turtles:

1. Ambient temperature. If the environmental temperature of the turtle breeding environment is lower than 20 degrees, the turtle will not like to move its body. The temperature suitable for turtle activities is generally between 25 degrees and 30 degrees. Turtles should not eat anything too greasy, as it can easily cause gastroenteritis.

2. Food. Turtles can also eat shrimp and fish in moderation. In summer, they can be fed more high-protein foods. When the temperature drops, they should be fed as little as possible.

3. Do not keep large and young turtles together. It is best not to keep big tortoises and small tortoises together, as this can easily lead to danger. Turtles also need to bask in the sun regularly, but they also need to avoid direct sunlight. Turtles like a stable environment, and owners should not touch it or change its position frequently.