Is there a problem with my turtle shell?

Normal, no problem, there should still be edges and corners.

In the case of a tortoise, the dorsal carapace is based on the midline, and the left and right sides should grow symmetrically, otherwise it is called a wrong carapace.

It's normal! It's the same with my family! (*Hee-hee.......)

The landlord is so funny. Return your turtle shell.

<> turtle's shell is part of its skeleton and is the result of biological evolution. The shell protects the turtle from predators, while the tortoise can also shrink its limbs and head and tail into the shell so that it cannot be bitten. The shell is renewed as it grows, i.e., the shell is replaced, because it restricts the growth of the turtle and requires a larger shell to grow.

Summary. Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, I've inquired for you: Hello Kiss The turtle can't live without a shell, because its dorsal carapace is the extension and deformation of the vertebrae, if there is no shell, its spine is gone, and for vertebrates, it must not survive without a spine!

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, I've inquired for you: Hello Kiss The turtle can't live without a shell, because its return to the crooked back armor is the extension and deformation of the vertebrae, if there is no shell, its spine is gone, for vertebrates, no spine is bound to survive!

Leatherback turtle without shellLeatherback turtle is a large turtle and turtle subject, is the largest body type in the turtle and turtle order Lachen at present, this kind of ghost has large limbs, big head, thick limbs, like pulp, and the forelimbs are relatively developed. Leatherback turtles have short tails and are very fast, allowing them to catch food quickly. As the environment deteriorates, the leatherback turtle population continues to decline, and in 2013 it was listed as an endangered species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

** on this is what.

Hello dear, this is a mountain turtle.

Hello dear, this is a mountain turtle.

Hello landlord.

This problem is naturally the evolution of biological selection lines. This is related to the environment in which the turtle lives.

When its ancestors landed on land, due to the environmental impact of the time, there were many beasts on land, and their size was huge, but there were many plants. So the tortoise evolved, which was slow but only ate plants, because it didn't require a lot of mobility. Because the mobility is very weak and there is no protection, because the shells evolved from generation to generation in order to be better than the enemy, and the shells are part of their bones, so they are very hard.

The other branch is the turtle in the water. Because terrapins live by catching smaller animals, they are relatively agile and have evolved shells to protect themselves.

The morphology of a species determines whether it can survive in this environment.

Turtles have shells, which make up for their slow movement and lack of resistance.

You can read Darwin's "Theory of Evolution", and if you read it, you will understand, and if you understand it, you will become a "great talent", hehe.

In a nutshell, "it's all about getting by."

Because the turtle will swim to the deep sea, it will withstand a huge amount of water pressure, and it will break if it is not hard.

You can tell if it's normal molting or rotting1Molting is the process of aging, shedding, and showing new armor on each shield armor of the turtle, which usually indicates that the turtle is growing. When molting, the edge of each shield begins to change color, layer, and fall off.

The most obvious and exaggerated molting phenomenon is the Brazilian tortoise. So does the tortoise (Chinese grass tortoise) shed its shell? Molt!

The small patches of waxy material floating on the surface of the water where the turtles are raised are the molts of the turtles (some of the floats are molts). The turtle's molting is relatively gentle, not as flamboyant as the Brazilian tortoise! *****==2.

Nail rot**: The carapace is festered due to damage or crushing of the carapace, allowing germs to invade the tortoiseshell.

Symptoms: The dorsal or ventral carapace of the turtle initially appears white spots, which slowly form red spots, and blood oozes out when pressed hard, and there is a rancid smell. In severe cases, the surface of the carapace will ulcerate into holes, and the armpits and crotch will bulge.

Sick turtles stop eating and move less, and there is a phenomenon of head shrinkage. This can be the case with nail rot and rot. Go to the pharmacy to buy chlortetracycline eye ointment and Yunnan Baiyao spray to use together, it is recommended to soak in water 3 times a day for about 15-30 minutes each time, the water temperature can be warmed to the touch of your hand, and the breeding box should be covered with a small slit for ventilation It can play a role in heat preservation If you don't add a warming stick, soak the water for 15 minutes and it will be almost cold Take out the turtle Dry it in the breeding box Wait for the next soaking Pay attention to the water temperature Be careful that the turtle has a cold.

Before soaking in water, chlortetracycline can be waterproof and anti-inflammatory, soak in water for 20 minutes, take out the turtle to dry and take out, spray Yunnan Baiyao, do not use directly connected tap water to raise turtles, there is chlorine in the water, it will be harmful to the turtle's eyes, connect the tap water and put it for more than 1 day, ensure that the water temperature when soaking is warm to the touch, soak for 20 minutes, take it out and dry it, remember to cover the breeding box when soaking in water, keep it warm, and remember to leave a gap for air circulation.