Vegetables that Brazilian turtles can eat include cabbage, kale, corn, vegetable leaves, etc. Fruits include apples, bananas, pears, strawberries, etc.

The Brazilian tortoise is a carnivore. It can eat vegetables and fruits occasionally but not as a staple food.

Fruit should be fed in small pieces. If you don’t want to eat it, you don’t have to force it. You need to pay attention to the amount of daily feeding.

The correct way to feed vegetables and fruits to Brazilian turtles:

When feeding vegetables and fruits to Brazilian turtles, the food should be cut into smaller pieces and placed on the In the water, just let them find food by themselves. After feeding, be sure to clean up food residues in time. Brazilian turtles have high requirements for water quality. Failure to clean up food residues and excrement in time will affect the water quality and cause this turtle to become sick. The water level in the tank should not be too high, just enough to cover the limbs of this turtle.

The frequency and amount of feeding should be appropriately adjusted according to the growth stage of the Brazilian turtle, changes in the surrounding environment, and their physical condition. Young Brazilian turtles need to be fed twice a day to meet the normal growth and development of this turtle. When they are five to ten years old, they only need to be fed once a day. Turtles over ten years old can be fed once every two days.