Yellow-legged turtles (definite introduction)

In our In the image, tortoises should eat animals, and they will naturally absorb some nutrients such as calcium from animals. However, this is not necessarily correct. In an artificially raised environment, people will provide tortoises with nutrients. Some animal feed.

1. Yellow-legged tortoises like plants

Yellow-legged tortoises The tortoise is an omnivore. In the wilderness they would eat almost anything. However, meat is not so important for yellow legs. In a domestic environment, high-protein foods can be used as auxiliary foods to treat yellow legs, but they do not need to be used as staple foods. There is no need to feed meat every day. High-quality standard turtle food can play a good role in supplying vitamins and minerals to yellow-legged tortoises. Sometimes you can feed them earthworms.

To put it simply, the most suitable food composition can be summarized as: green plants (dandelions, alfalfa, chicory, etc.), fruits and standard turtle food.

Two. Calcium supplementation is necessary in special times

About yellow legs During special growth stages of tortoises, such as pregnancy, high-calcium foods are necessary. We might as well add calcium powder to his food. You can also get calcium compensation by chewing cuttlefish bones or yellow legs. We should use cypress wood or other materials with good moisturizing properties as cushion material. It is best for us to protect the shell of the yellow leg as much as possible and not to make it too dry. If your outdoor breeding environment contains sand. Don't put food on the sand. Sand added to yellow-legged bodies may even cause fatal effects.

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