Adult turtles need a much larger incubator so that they have enough room to move. In order to create an ideal environment, a pair of adult Brazilian turtles need at least 100 liter of water. If the incubator is too small, the Brazilian tortoise will soon become fat and dull. If you fall into the water, you will drown because you can't turn over.
Precautions:
1. You can't put the mouse cage in the hot sun. Otherwise, if the turtle enters the mouse cage and is locked in it, it will be dried into a wax turtle, so this is worth noting.
2. Check the incubator for water leakage every day. If there is nothing to let the tortoise climb out of the incubator and leak in the hot sun, the tortoise will be killed there, especially in summer.
3. In addition, there should be no things around the breeding box that allow turtles to clamp their bodies, so as to prevent turtles from escaping and dying in the open air in the hot sun.
There are also cases where the turtle shell is stunted due to the size of the culture container. Large plastic pots, aquariums or wooden boxes covered with plastic sheets can all be used as turtle tanks. The water tank with drain hole is the most convenient, because it is easy to change water and it is often cleaned. If the cement tank is newly built, it is prudent to paint it with safety paint or wash it thoroughly for many times to prevent harmful substances from seeping out of the cement and entering the animals after dissolving in water. There must be a fixed (non-floating) land area in the sink, or it can be suspended, so that turtles can climb up easily.