Can turtle seedlings overwinter naturally in the first year?

In the first year, the turtle seedlings can't survive the winter naturally, and the young turtles are weak and can't resist the cold in winter, which is easy to freeze to death. The breeder needs to put the young turtles in the greenhouse to hibernate, and prepare sand for the turtles to dig holes to hibernate. And the breeder needs to stop feeding the turtle one week before hibernation, so that it can detoxify and safely pass the hibernation period.

Turtle seedlings can't overwinter naturally in the first year.

Young turtles can't survive the winter naturally in the first year, and their constitution is weak, and their immune system is not fully developed. Because of the cold weather, young turtles easily freeze to death during hibernation.

Breeders need to put young turtles in a greenhouse for the winter to ensure that they will not freeze to death in winter. Breeders also need to prepare sand for young turtles so that they can dig holes to hibernate.

The breeder also needs to stop feeding the turtle one week before hibernation so that it can excrete waste from the body. Avoid the waste in the turtle, which can not be discharged for a long time during hibernation, and has an impact on the turtle's body.