The turtles allowed in China include Brazilian turtles, snapping turtles, razor turtles, painted turtles, chicken turtles, flame turtles, musk turtles, narrow bridge egg turtles, wood grain turtles, map turtles, etc. It should be clearly noted that our country does not allow the breeding of any tortoises, because they are all protected animals, and even the turtles that are allowed to be raised generally cannot be released at will. For example, very common turtles such as tortoises are second-level protected animals in the country. If you keep them, you need a license, otherwise it is illegal.

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Brazilian tortoises are a very common tortoise. They have a very lively temperament and are sensitive to the movements around them. They are suitable for living in temperatures of 20-32 degrees. They have strong adaptability and are omnivorous tortoises, but most of them They mainly eat meat and are relatively simple to raise.