There are many kinds of plants suitable for raising turtles, and the following are also recommended by turtle friends:
Water lilies: Water lilies are a common aquatic plant that is highly adaptable and can grow in a variety of water environments. The leaves of the water lily float on the surface of the water and can provide shade and a place for the turtle to perch. However, relatively speaking, the required feeding space also needs to be relatively large.
Duckweed: Duckweed is a small aquatic plant that grows quickly and can form a dense layer of vegetation in the water. Duckweed can provide food and habitat for turtles, while also helping to purify water quality.
Pinkie Grass: Pinny grass is a large aquatic plant that has a strong root system and tough leaves. Pinny grass can provide shade and habitat for turtles, while also helping to stabilize the sediment.
Wattle: Horsetail is a common aquatic plant that has elongated leaves and beautiful flowers. Wattles can provide food and habitat for turtles, while also increasing the amount of oxygen in the water.
In addition to the above plants, you can also choose other aquatic plants to raise turtles, such as mushrooms, wild mushrooms, black algae, etc. When choosing plants, it is necessary to pay attention to choosing plants that are adaptable, grow quickly, and do not have high requirements for water quality. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to maintaining clean and stable water quality and avoiding the use of harmful chemicals and drugs. There is also the need to take into account the destruction of turtles.