The average lifespan of the eastern Florida diamondback turtle is about 50 years. Specifically, how long Eastern Florida diamondback turtles can live in environments that are also affected by surrounding environmental factors. The lifespan of eastern Florida diamondback turtles is shortened in conditions that are too harsh for them to grow, which is one reason the number of eastern Florida diamondback turtles in the wild continues to decline. In order for East Florida diamondback tortoises to live longer, they need to be cared for in a suitable environment.

The East Florida Diamondback is an uncommon species Turtles are currently found in small numbers in the wild, so there are not many people raising diamondback turtles in eastern Florida. Eastern Florida diamondback turtles mainly feed on small fish and shrimp. Likes living in saline marshes, tidal wetlands, lagoons behind sandy beaches, etc., if it is artificially raised, it needs to be heated and raised in autumn and winter.