1. How big is the turtle box (the glass fish tank is a better feeding tool. The feeding box is generally 80 ~ 100 cm long, 50cm high and 70cm wide. 2. Does the heating pad need to be covered with the whole turtle box (the box can be covered with humus with a thickness of 3 ~ 5 cm, or you can directly buy professional substrates on the market or directly spread newspapers. One or two heating bulbs are arranged at the top of the box, and 40 ~ 100 watts is selected. The heating pad does not need to be covered. Just hit a 3: 1) 3. Do you need a humidifier (if necessary, keep the humidity in the air) 4. Are the lamps used by turtles the same as those used at home? (Same) 5. Do you need a pool for turtles to swim in (put a basin and a food basin on the other side of the box). It is very important to keep the humidity in the air in Myanmar basin. Adding vitamins to the basin can promote the healthy growth of soft-shelled turtle. 6. How to prevent parasites and gastroenteritis (Burmese turtles like temperature and fear cold, and are particularly sensitive to temperature changes. Temperature not only affects the metabolic rate of turtles, but also affects the frequency of foraging and predation. Therefore, attention should be paid to temperature control in daily feeding. Temperature refers to the environmental temperature where turtles live. When the temperature is 19-30℃, food can be fed normally. When the seasons change, we should follow the principle of feeding food. If the temperature drops suddenly after feeding food during the day, it should be heated in time, otherwise it will easily cause indigestion and lead to gastrointestinal diseases. 7. Do you need to hibernate (if the ambient temperature is lower than 20℃, you can warm up or hibernate (adapt to healthy turtles). Feeding turtles that don't eat for 1 week. Stand the turtle upright, pull out its head, open its mouth with tweezers, put food such as cucumber into its mouth, and then put it down and let it swallow by itself. If it doesn't swallow by itself, it can push the food deep into the esophagus with tweezers, and the amount of food fed for the first time is less than more. Soft-shelled turtle with gastrointestinal diseases should be injected by muscle. ) Some generalizations about eating goods in Myanmar;
1. When the ambient temperature is between 22-33, the activity is large and the appetite is good. When the temperature is between 17-22, the activity and food intake decrease. If the temperature drops to the bottom, the tortoise will get indigestion if it is still fed. Please pay attention to avoid it. When the temperature is lower than 15 degrees, the tortoise goes into hibernation.
2. Most farmed land in Myanmar is captured in the wild. When you first come, you should pay more attention to observation, eliminate it in vitro and in vivo in time, and give appropriate drugs to kill insects.
3. Artificial feeding can feed all kinds of vegetables and fruits. Pay attention to feeding less things with high water content. Appropriate adjustment is possible. Myanmar is very sensitive to red things, such as tomatoes. This method can be used to lure new turtles to eat, so can fragrant bananas, but it is never recommended to feed them regularly. Please pay attention to the diversity of objects. In addition, it is said that Myanmar can feed a small amount of fish, shrimp or meat, and I absolutely can't feed it more than once a week. This point remains to be discussed. Proper sunshine bathing is beneficial to the healthy growth of soft-shelled turtle.
4. Soak in water regularly to promote turtles to develop good hygiene habits.
5. Myanmar should observe for a period of time before hibernation, and observe its eating and feces. Unhealthy turtles with poor physique should not hibernate. They should be heated and given certain treatment. Make sure that healthy turtles should take a bath to clean their feces, put them in a fixed box indoors, and add dry sand, straw, cotton wool and other insulation materials to let them hibernate naturally. Observe during the period, but be less disturbed.