Under normal circumstances, turtles move very slowly and may stay in one place for a long time, motionless. If it is very happy and is in a high mood, it may crawl around, sometimes sticking its head out and looking around. If it is unhappy, it will be listless. How about turtle starting school? It’s actually very simple. Here are three ways to get your turtle to start school.

Proper feeding is the key to ensuring the health of your turtle. Turtle dietary habits vary from species to species, but in general, they need a variety of nutrients to stay healthy. When feeding, we want to make sure the turtle gets enough protein, fat, vitamins and minerals. This can be achieved by providing the turtle with a variety of foods, such as fish, shrimp, meat, vegetables, and fruits. At the same time, we also need to be careful not to overfeed so as not to burden the turtle's gastrointestinal tract. The frequency of feeding is generally once a day or every other day, which should be adjusted according to the type and age of the turtle.

Paying attention to temperature is key to keeping your turtle comfortable. Turtles are ectothermic animals, and their body temperatures change with changes in ambient temperature. Therefore, we need to provide a suitable temperature environment for turtles so that they can live normally. Generally speaking, the temperature of a turtle's living environment should be between 20-30 degrees Celsius, and the specific temperature should be adjusted according to the type of turtle. To maintain the right temperature, we can use devices such as heat lamps and heating pads to provide heat to the turtle. At the same time, we also need to pay attention to temperature fluctuations to prevent the turtle from being stimulated by cold or overheating.

Regular basking is also very important for the health of your turtle. Turtles need ultraviolet rays from sunlight to synthesize vitamin D3, which promotes calcium absorption and bone development. Therefore, we need to let the turtle bask in the sun regularly, for 1-2 hours a day. Of course, when basking, be careful to avoid excessive direct sunlight to avoid scalding the turtle. In addition, we can also provide UV exposure to turtles by using UV lamps to meet their UV needs.

For turtles to live happily, we need to pay attention to their needs in terms of diet, temperature, and sunlight exposure. By feeding them properly, paying attention to temperature and basking regularly, we can provide a healthy and comfortable living environment for the turtles so that they can grow up healthily and happily.