Burmese tortoises
The Burmese tortoises are relatively rare tortoises. Just like the Brazilian tortoise is a relatively rare water turtle, as long as you pay attention, you will find that the Burmese tortoise can be found in many places. Many people like to call him "Elephant Turtle", and more turtle friends like to call him "Mianlu" for short.
Burmese tortoises are widely distributed in northern India, Thailand, Malaysia and other places. They only appear in Guangxi and Yunnan in China. However, they can be found in many farmers’ markets around the world, and they should be the most “familiar” tortoises to everyone. But don’t underestimate them, they are also the objects of national secondary protection.
The golden head is the most obvious characteristic of the Burmese. Among them, the species of Ruili in our country is more outstanding, and the carapace of the Burmese is also very unique. , it is difficult to find the same individual, some are scattered with even black spots, some have large black spots, almost covering the whole body (black spots), and some are scattered with tiny black spots. Some are golden all over and have no flaws (Jade Burmese).
The reason is that sometimes we have to help them fight insects, and there are many JS who don't understand their habits. The breeding environment is very poor, and some even soak in water, so the situation often deteriorates. We should pay attention to some details when choosing, the eyes must be alert, the hands and feet must be strong, and there must be no broken armor on the back.
Wild Burmese are very afraid of people and take time to tame them. They generally do not take the initiative to eat. Individuals that have just been purchased need to rest and not be disturbed. At the same time, use foods such as carrots or tomatoes to induce eating, and you can usually eat normally within a few days. Because Burmese tortoises have relatively strong adaptability and are not as strict with environmental requirements as other types of tortoises, many people keep them free-range. However, remember to take a bath every day and check the status of their feces and uric acid, because tortoises raised at home Tortoises are prone to stones. If the room temperature is not high enough in winter, it must be heated and raised in a breeding box. Hibernation is not recommended.
Feed oftenSome calcium powder should be added to vegetables. It is best to have sunlight every day to help absorb calcium. In short, it is very important to choose healthy individuals at the beginning. Once you get sick, you should contact us for treatment immediately.
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