When the turtle feeds the fish, the internal organs are covered with oil, which is getting worse and

It's not secreted by the body but excreted, don't know what kind of turtle you are, if it's a Brazilian tortoise.

That could be dangerous, grass tortoise.

OK. Turtles, like the human body, will excrete excess oil, but the internal organs will still absorb some of it, so it is recommended to stop feeding fatty meat, animal offal, and red meat immediately.

etc., foods that are particularly high in fat.

This can quickly become sluggish due to high calorie levels of fat or high cholesterol in humans.

Primary choice: fish, shrimp, snail meat or whole small fish and shrimp.

The second choice: high-grade turtle food, chicken and duck meat with grain (these are all white meat, and they should be refined and fresh) The worst choice: fatty meat, low-quality turtle food, cooked meat with seasoning, animal offal, and high-salt dry goods, these are all longevity.

People can't stand these things after eating them for a long time, let alone turtles).

It's okay, let it bask in the sun for 20 minutes tomorrow morning to help with digestion.

The floating oil is all the grease in the fish offal, it doesn't matter, you don't have to feel dirty, you can change the water.

Turtles always eat meat, which is not good, and it should be given a change of flavor to add other nutrients.

Don't listen to the first floor. Wipe the four fingers of the turtle shell with a towel, and wash the turtle tank with laundry detergent. The next day, I was helping the turtle wipe his body. I've also fed it once. At that time, I didn't think there was much oil in fish oil. After eating and changing the water, it was found that the turtle had a bush of oil on its body.

It's slippery, that's normal, and my turtle is like this, it's still alive!!

The death of the turtle is inextricably linked to the intestines of the fish.

Turtles should not eat food that is too oily and meaty, otherwise it will cause acute gastroenteritis.

It is precisely because of this that the turtle is given lean meat in ordinary life, and fat meat cannot be fed.

So it's true that fish oil killed the tortoise.

The belly of the fish is broken, and the intestines of the fish are given to the turtle to eat.

The oil in the intestines of the fish is knotted on the turtle, day 2.

The turtle died. Maybe it was fish oil that killed it.

There may also be the possibility of something inside the fish intestines that causes it.

If it's like this, it's relatively small, and you just bought it, and it's easy to have problems.

Turtles in nature do not eat the fat of poultry and animals. Eating the fat of fish and shrimp, which is easy to absorb, and what cannot be absorbed, the turtle will consume a lot of physical strength and energy to eliminate them from the body. Just like people who eat bad things to diarrhea and vomit, one truth is that it is a self-protection mechanism, but it will hurt the vitality greatly.

It is recommended that you do not give this kind of food to turtles. Now I ate it, changed the water frequently, and it was diluted by the water after a few days.

Turtles are not allowed to eat fatty foods. A month or two before hibernation, you can eat more, that is, the so-called 'fat sticking', but you don't really have to feed a lot of 'fat meat' and 'fat meat'!! It means that a large amount of high-nutrient foods (such as fish and shrimp) make the turtle grow stronger.

For a month before hibernation, it should not be fed to allow it to drain its intestines. At this time, the energy is stored in the muscles and internal organs of the turtle's body, not in the stomach.

Hello, you have a problem feeding the fish and shrimp and there is no oil so that the turtle is healthy as for the oil on its body Feed the fish and shrimp The water change point will be gone in a few days Experience Talk.

I had to bathe it and change the water.

If the meat is thrown into the water, oil will escape, and if the baby turtle bites when eating the meat, it will also get a lot of oil.

Let the turtle eat less greasy things, and try to put as little oil as possible. Bathe frequently.