1. If the turtle you raise is not a deep-water turtle, then the water you put in only needs to be slightly higher than the turtle's back shell by about 1.5 times, so that the turtle can breathe above the water by stretching its head.

2. If the turtle you raise is a deep-water turtle, you can add more water to completely submerge the turtle, but at the same time, you must put some stones, a balcony, etc. in the water, otherwise the turtle will drown.

3. If you are raising tortoises, you don’t need to add water. You only need a little water to maintain humidity.

What requirements do turtles have for water:

1. Water quality: The water used to raise turtles is generally tap water. It has been processed and disinfected by the water plant, and it is absolutely safe and reliable. Yes, but it contains residual chlorine, which will pose a certain threat to the health of the turtle. The water usually needs to be dried for a period of time before use to allow the chlorine to evaporate. In addition to removing chlorine by drying, you can also aerate the water, which can achieve the same effect.

2. Water temperature: Turtles are cold-blooded animals, so they have certain requirements for temperature. Usually, the water temperature must be controlled above 20°C. If the temperature is too low, it will affect its appetite and make it enter. In hibernation state, it may even freeze to death. Try to keep the water temperature as constant as possible. Temperature changes can also cause it to catch a cold. Especially when changing the water, the water temperature should be consistent before and after.

3. Water depth: The water level should not be too deep when raising turtles, especially during the hatchling period. The water level can be gradually increased. At the same time, a balding platform must be prepared. Even aquatic turtles must have a place where they can go ashore and bask on their backs.