The cane forest turtle is suitable for keeping in shallow water, not deep water. It likes to inhabit hilly areas with dense trees above 300 meters above sea level, and burrows in underground caves. When the temperature is suitable, cane forest turtles are more adaptable to outdoor breeding. They can live well in breeding grounds with bushes and large pools.

How to raise sugarcane forest turtles:

1. When raising artificially, in order to meet the various nutrients required for the growth of sugarcane forest turtles, animal feed such as fish should be used Shrimp, snails, mussels, etc. are mixed with plant feeds such as rice, wheat, corn, etc. to avoid stunting and anorexia caused by a single feed.

2. When raising cane forest turtles, a UV lamp should be provided, and a 150W spotlight should be used to provide a basking area. The ambient temperature should be maintained between 27~30℃, and a 12-hour A light cycle of day and 12 hours of night to prevent the growth of fungi and bacteria that can cause rot in turtles.

3. Hatchlings and hatchlings should be kept in an environment similar to adult turtles and sprayed with sprinklers once or twice a week to maintain the necessary humidity for these turtles.