Nutrition tips

Yesterday, I saw a video discussing "foods you cannot feed to turtles." It mentioned that 40% of turtle deaths are caused by feeding them two types of food—shrimp and raw…

You’re afraid the fish will die if you feed too much, and afraid they won’t get enough to eat if you feed too little. Theoretically, you’ve watched videos from va…

Friends who often feed small dried fish to their turtles have likely encountered this: the dried fish smells bad, there is a lot of debris after the turtle tears into it, and the w…

Whether it’s a small turtle or a large one, feeding once a day is most appropriate. Large turtles can be fed once every 2 or 3 days. Try to feed at a fixed time and in a fixe…

Spring is a season of recovery for all living things, but for turtle keepers, it is a period that requires extra caution. This is especially true for turtles after hibernation, as …

“Can you actually feed meat to turtles?” This topic could practically split turtle keepers into 2 major factions! Some say it causes parasites, while others warn of gastroenteritis…

Many healthy foods we eat daily are also edible for turtles! They are not only easy to get but can also improve your turtle’s physique and make its carapace more lustrous. Ho…

Want your turtle to grow strong with a shiny shell? Choosing the right meat is crucial! Mealworms, fish, lean beef, crickets…… these are all favorite foods of “your little tu…

A must-read for turtle keepers! These common foods are actually “hidden killers” for your little turtle! Many people treat turtles as “omnivores” and feed t…

“You think dried shrimp can supplement calcium?” a turtle hobbyist (turtle enthusiast) poses. “The truth hurts”: long-term feeding of only dried shrimp can,…