Brazilian turtles usually eat turtle food or meat foods such as fish, shrimp, pork, and mutton. In addition to staple food, breeders can occasionally feed Brazilian turtles a certain amount of mealworms, vegetables, etc. At the same time, in the process of raising Brazilian turtles, breeders should pay attention to the amount of food and avoid leaving too much food in the Brazilian turtle's aquarium, because this will pollute the water environment in which the Brazilian turtle lives.

What Brazilian turtles cannot eat:

1. They cannot eat fatty meat, hard dry meat, cooked meat and various crude fiber foods.

2. Do not eat hard things. The food fed to the Brazilian turtle should not contain thorns and bones to avoid injury to the Brazilian turtle.

3. Don’t eat processed cooked food. Although these foods are delicious, the salt content in them is relatively high, which will cause a greater burden on the kidneys of the Brazilian turtle. And it is easy to induce a variety of diseases in Brazilian turtles, which can lead to death in severe cases.