Your turtle is attracted to movement and may prefer to eat live food such as crickets, mealworms, waxworms, earthworms, snails, slugs, or small pinky mice. Live food also has a strong odor that is attractive to your turtle.  Be careful with digging up earthworms and giving them to your turtle. If the lawn has been treated with chemicals, do not give the earthworms to your turtle. It is best to buy earthworms from a bait store. Your turtle may also enjoy eating grubs, beetles, pill bugs, crayfish, flies, grasshoppers, bloodworms, and spiders. Pellets or dry turtle food are a staple of many turtle's diet. Crush the pellets and mix them with some live food to get your turtle to eat. You can also soak the pellets in canned tuna water to give the pellets a stronger, more enticing smell.  You can also soak the pellets in fruit juice or a non-caffeinated sport's drink to encourage your turtle to eat. If you have a box turtle, try placing this food in water as your turtle may prefer to eat under water instead of on land. Your turtle is attracted to brightly colored food. Offer your turtle strawberries, tomatoes, papaya, mango, watermelon, rose petals, or other brightly colored vegetables and fruits. Fruit should not be a staple in the diet of your turtle, but can be used to get your turtle to begin eating.  You can combine brightly colored food with live food to get even better results. The bright color and strong odor may be doubly attractive. Vegetables are more important for your turtle than fruit. Try soaking the vegetables in tuna water to get your turtle to eat them. Your turtle may not be eating simply because it does not like the food that you have been offering. For example, you may finely chop vegetables and pellets and dip them in bloodworm juice one day and then provide mangoes and pellets in tuna water the next day. Your turtle has preferences that you must learn.  It may be helpful to keep a diary of feedings and how your turtle responds. This will help you learn what your turtle likes. You can also try...

How would you rephrase that briefly using Indonesian?
Berikan makanan hidup untuk kura-kura. Campur pelet dengan makanan lain. Berikan makanan berwarna cerah. Ubahlah makanannya. Beri makan kura-kura pagi-pagi sekali. Bawalah kura-kura ke dokter hewan.