Central American river turtles
Central American river turtles are omnivorous and carnivorous. For turtles, if it is difficult to provide food in a dormant environment, you can also try feeding turtle food. For Central American river turtles, it is easily suitable for human feeding, but its size is larger, so it needs more food Maybe more.
Central American river turtles are carnivores, eating algae and aquatic plants, as well as insects, snails, worms, small fish, crustaceans and amphibians. It is an obviously nocturnal turtle and has no other turtles like it. Among them, the favorite foods are small fish and corn. When raising at home, in order to meet the various nutrients needed for the growth of Central American river turtles and avoid malnutrition or anorexia due to simple feed, a variety of feeds should be mixed and fed, such as those in animal feeds. Small fish, shrimps, insects, earthworms, etc. and rice, wheat, corn, soybeans, etc. in plant-based feeds are mixed and fed in proportion. In order for Central American river turtles to fully digest the feed, corn, soybeans and other feeds need to be crushed and soaked for 2 hours before feeding. Other large pieces of feed also need to be chopped before feeding. . It should also be noted that during different periods of growth and development of Central American river turtles, feeds containing different nutritional ingredients should be fed according to their nutritional requirements.
The temperatures are low in spring and autumn, and Central American river turtles generally do not exercise much day and night. They mostly move around and look for food between 11 and 13 noon, so it is best to place feed at 11-13 noon. From Grain Rain to the Autumnal Equinox is the peak feeding season for Central American river turtles. During the hot season, Central American river turtles generally do not move around at noon and are more active foraging between 17:00 and 19:00 pm. Therefore, it is best to place feed between 17:00 and 19:00 pm. . Punctuality allows Central American river turtles to eat on time, obtain more nutrients, and also protect the novelty of the feed.
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