The red-crowned leatherback turtle can live for 50-60 years. The number of red-crowned leatherback turtles is rare, and it is a key protected turtle species. There are few red-crowned leatherback turtles on the market, and they are expensive. many. The length of time the red-crowned leatherback turtle survives has a lot to do with daily care and living conditions.

The skin and carapace of the red-crowned leatherback turtle The water quality is quite sensitive, and about 30°C is the best temperature for eating, activity and growth of the red-crowned leatherback turtle. A stable water environment with a filter is the most important prerequisite for rearing red-crowned leatherback turtles. Regarding filtration, the top filter box or even the trickle filter and the external filter cartridge are undoubtedly the best choice for maintaining water quality. However, for the relatively cramped environment of home breeding, a waterfall filter is also a good choice as long as the ratio is appropriate.