Can I keep a turtle at home?

You can keep turtles at home. Turtles are good pets. Turtles are small, don't take up much space, have no body odor, and don't make any noise. The way to raise a turtle is also very simple. Give it a small box or a small fish tank, put in an appropriate amount of water, and then place a stone to bask on its back. Feed it a small piece of lean meat for two or three days. This simple way of raising it can also Can live for many years.
Tip:
Turtles need to bask in the sun regularly to replenish calcium, and it is difficult to get sunlight indoors, so breeders need to take the turtles out for activities and bask in the sun regularly. If a turtle lives in a place without sunlight for a long time, it may suffer from soft shell disease.
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