First of all, we should take measures to prevent colds. The cold resistance of Brazilian tortoise is not weak either. Generally speaking, we just need to keep the water temperature above four degrees Celsius. In other words, if we feed the Brazilian tortoise in the breeding box, the problem is not big. But if we feed the Brazilian tortoise in the outdoor pool, we should move it to the indoor environment in time when the temperature drops.

Second, let the Brazilian tortoise bask in the sun. Brazilian tortoise is an animal that likes sunshine very much. Therefore, when the sun is shining in winter, we can let the Brazilian tortoise bask in the sun. Although it is usually lazy and insensitive to external stimuli, basking in the sun will make the Brazilian tortoise particularly happy.

Third, we should "feed" the Brazilian tortoise. Because Brazilian tortoises raised at home can't get rich food like those living in the wild, we should also "feed" Brazilian tortoises in winter. The specific method is to give the Brazilian tortoise more foods rich in calcium and vitamins when feeding. For baby Brazilian tortoises, they like eat small fish shrimp and other foods, while most adult Brazilian tortoises are vegetarians, so they are even more.