Turtles are better raised in water. Although tortoises are amphibious animals, they prefer to be raised in water. Long-term dry maintenance will cause the tortoise to lack water, and its shell will become deformed. Note that tap water is sufficient for water cultivation. Turtles need no more than four legs of water to expose the back of the turtle. Change the water every 2 to 3 days to keep the water clean and hygienic to avoid infection and illness. You need to let the turtle bask in the sun more often, which helps to absorb calcium. Absorption makes the turtle shell harder.

What should you pay attention to when raising tortoises in water:

1. The water quality requirements for raising tortoises are not high. You can choose tap water for daily life, but tap water must be After being exposed to the sun for three days, it can be poured into the breeding tank.

2. When raising turtles, the frequency of water changes should not be too high. It is best to use a water source with an acid-base balance, so that the water quality can be stable for a long time.

3. Tortoises cannot stay in the water all the time. They need to build a "land" in the water to provide living areas such as deep water, shallow water, sand, and basking rocks.