How many catties can a turtle grow and how old can it breed?

The weight of Trionyx sinensis in adulthood can reach ten kilograms or dozens of kilograms, and it grows faster in the first few days of life. In the first year, it can grow to about half a catty, and in the second year, it can grow to about 2 catty. Turtles growing in different environments have different weights when they grow up. Artificial turtles weigh about 10 kilograms when they grow up, while wild turtles can weigh dozens of kilograms.

1. How many kilograms can a turtle grow? The weight of a turtle can reach ten kilograms or dozens of kilograms, but how many kilograms it can grow depends on their environment. If it is a cultured turtle, the weight may be less, about ten kilograms. If it is a turtle growing in the wild, it will be heavier when it grows up, which may reach dozens of kilograms. The growth rate of soft-shelled turtle in the early stage is still relatively fast. In the first year of birth, you can grow about half a catty. In the second year, it can grow to about 2 kg. If there is enough food, they will grow faster in the future.

Second, how old can a turtle breed? It takes 3-5 years for soft-shelled turtle to breed, but the specific breeding time will be affected by constitution and environment. There are also some precocious turtles, which will mature in about 3 years. Ordinary soft-shelled turtles generally mature in about 4 years. If the living environment is uncomfortable, they can mature in about 5 years. When turtles mature, they will mate and breed in the right season.

If breeders want turtles to breed as soon as possible, it is best to feed them more nutritious food or some food that can promote their development to speed up their growth and maturity.