Shows of a turtle holding a grudge:

1. When the owner feeds, the turtle will show resistance.

2. When a turtle is angry, it will shrink its limbs, head and tail inside the turtle shell.

3. Paddling hard against the owner in the tank and sniffing the bottom of the tank from time to time.

4. Food is half eaten and half spitted out in the mouth.

5. When the owner catches it, it will show extreme resistance, shake its limbs violently, and even attack the owner with its mouth.

6. It has been hiding in a relatively dark corner on the ground. When the owner approaches it, it turns away and runs away, ignoring the owner.

Tip:

If you want to ease this relationship, you can try to feed it some of its favorite foods, play with it, and cultivate affection. Let him look at the bag after each feeding. He will know to feed it as soon as he sees you holding the bag. Of course, one of the most critical factors is that the turtle owner should have enough love and patience to allow the turtle to adjust to you, rather than you to the turtle.