The diet of big-headed turtles

1. Animal feed: worms, small fish, shrimps, snails, clams, clams, earthworms, animal carcasses and offal, hot pigs Feed on blood, carrion, etc.

2. Plant-based feed: mainly plant stems and leaves, melon and fruit peels, wheat bran, etc.

3. Big-headed turtles are usually small fish in the wild and occasionally eat aquatic plants.

4. Adult individuals can pounce on frogs and mice. Female individuals are usually found, and male individuals are rarely found.

5. Under artificial breeding conditions, animal scraps, snails, frogs, fish and shrimp meat, bran, bean cakes, fruits or fruit peels can be fed.

Physical characteristics of the big-headed turtle

1. The carapace is spindle-shaped, with obvious ridges and is brown-black.

2. The width of the head is 1/3~1/2 of the width of the front edge of the nail, and the back of the head is olive color.

3. The tip of the snout and the edge of the jaw are almost in a straight line vertically downward. The jaw is broad and thick, and the eyes are large.

4. There are multiple intermittent light yellow lines with black and gray edges on the head side along the posterior edge of the orbit.

5. The color of the nail bridge and plastron are the same, brown and black, with indistinct radioactive stripes, and some are completely black.