Anti-rat

Many turtles are kept in places where rats and domestic dogs can reach them. Rats will capture the hatchlings and kill them. Domestic dogs may eat the captured hatchlings directly, or bite through the shells of adult turtles and bite their limbs to death. Therefore, households where rats are present are not suitable for raising hatchlings. Families with dogs (especially large dogs) need to prepare turtle nests to prevent escape. Prevent adult turtles from being bitten to death by dogs after escaping.

Insect-proof spider silk has a certain toxicity and can cause turtle damage. body allergies. Therefore, it is necessary to clean up the debris near the turtle nest regularly to prevent the breeding of spiders and poisonous insects. Anti-virus and anti-virus: In summer, due to the breeding of mosquitoes, some families will inevitably need to light mosquito coils, use insecticide sprays and use some anti-mosquito drugs. These drugs permeate the air and will have a certain impact on the turtle's health. Therefore, when using such drugs, the turtle needs to be temporarily moved away from the place where the drug is used. There is water and enough water space for turtles to survive, and there is enough water for semi-aquatic and tortoises to drink. There is at least one simple landing platform on land for water turtles to land on. Light

This is the most important aspect of the turtle’s environmental layout. The turtle’s breeding environment needs to ensure sufficient sunlight. This can effectively improve the problem of frequent minor illnesses in domestic pet turtles, enhance the turtle's own immunity, and promote the natural growth of the turtle.

If there is a lack of one in the environment where the turtle lives. Both water and tortoises will become anxious and restless in dark corners where they can hide. Aquatic turtles will constantly swim and flutter in the water, while tortoises will swim on land. Therefore, a dark corner will make the turtle feel safe and comfortable, and can also avoid death from heatstroke and dehydration due to excessive sunlight and nowhere to hide.