Flower tortoises, as the name suggests, are hybrids of flower tortoises and grass tortoises. Most of them have head patterns that are more flowery and shells that are more grassy. They are very easy to raise and can be quite beautiful when they grow up. Adults generally grow to be 18 to 24 cm long, 10 to 18 cm wide, weigh 5 to 7 kilograms, and have a lifespan of about fifty years.

A hybrid between a male tortoise and a female tortoise The color of the mixed turtle is usually the gray-blue color of the turtle, with the yellow part greatly increased. The extremities usually retain the pattern of the turtle, but they are usually not connected together like the purebred turtle. The three closed yellow patterns on the top of the head have basically disappeared, and usually only 1-2 remain. The patterns in the eyes are completely different from those of tortoises, and the color of the eyes is more blue-green. There are obvious nasal lines from the eyes to the nostrils. The linear patterns starting from behind the eyes and extending to the neck are rich, but they must not be parallel and begin to curve. The tail is longer than that of tortoises, and there are usually obvious linear patterns of tortoises on the tail.

The offspring of male flower tortoises and female tortoises are very similar to tortoises. Their heads are usually yellow-green, their skin color is brighter than that of tortoises, and their body shapes are often rounder than that of tortoises. Like tortoises, it has obvious golden lines and common radioactive black spots on its plastron, which has good ornamental value.

The adaptation of family turtles to the environment and water bodies is The key is to allow it to adapt to the environment as much as possible, and the changes in the environment after adaptation should not be too great to reduce its stress response. The weed turtle is an omnivorous turtle species. In addition to feed, it can feed small fish and insects. However, after feeding the fish and insects, the water is easily soiled and needs to be changed frequently. Feeding should be done twice in the morning and evening to ensure regular timing. , quantitative, qualitative, and fixed point; the amount of feeding each time is generally enough for their head size.