The maple leaf turtle recognizes its owner. Although maple leaf turtles are cold-blooded animals, they can identify their owners through smell and sound, and can also slowly get used to the owner's presence through conditioned reflexes, and may even only recognize one owner. Therefore, if you personally raise and take care of the maple leaf turtle for a long time, it will slowly recognize its owner. You must feed it more of what it likes to eat, but its food intake is relatively small, so try to feed it in small amounts and more, which is more beneficial to its growth. .

How to train a Maple Leaf Turtle:

1. Don’t start training the turtle immediately after buying it home, because it will feel fearful and may become afraid of changes in the environment. Keep scraping the walls of the tank. At this time, you need to rest, but do not provide shelter for it, otherwise it will not be well-fed in the future. You can walk in front of it more often to let it get used to your presence.

2. After the turtle becomes familiar with it, you should take the initiative to feed it. When feeding, you can get closer and watch it eat, so that it knows that you can provide it with food and there is no danger. When feeding, you can use tweezers to hold it and then shake it in front of its eyes to induce it to move slowly.

3. After the feeding training, you must start using sounds to attract the turtle's actions. If it does so, you can provide a little food as a reward. After long-term training like this, the turtle will form a conditioned reflex, so that it can follow people.