What s wrong with my Brazilian tortoise!!!!!! Hurry, hurry

Your tortoise must have rotted nails, and my tortoise has tried it. I first cleaned up its rotten things, then disinfected it with disinfectant water, and then applied erythromycin ointment, twice a day, during which it was dried and raised. (Antiseptic water and erythromycin ointment are available in pharmacies).

Suppurated. It can't be whether the rotten armor is good or not.

Don't talk nonsense if you don't know.

The rot armor is black.

It's all pus.

Clean the wound first.

Then apply pink potassium permanganate water (1:200) to reduce inflammation.

Apply with chlortetracycline ophthalmic ointment.

That's it. Medicine is available everywhere.

Good luck.

Are there any other symptoms?

These behave normally Feed the fish to try.

Our family is all turtle food, and we have been raising it for four years.

At first glance, it was pneumonia.

My turtle has just recovered from pneumonia and hasn't eaten for over 20 days. Let me tell you how I did it:

Be quiet. Take the turtle to a quiet place where it can rest.

Soak amoxicillin medicinal bath, soak in the potion for a day during the day, and take it out of the potion at night to dry it. Ensure that the turtle is in the water during the day and a dry and waterless environment at night to promote the breathing and sleep of the sick turtle. If the sick turtle is still in the water when he sleeps at night, the turtle either keeps his head up and keeps breathing or holds his head in the water, which is very bad for the pneumonia turtle.

Therefore, it is necessary to sleep at night to ensure that the turtle can breathe freely when its head is on the ground.

Move it less, get close to its natural state, and let it take whatever posture it likes.

I took about 11 days of tortoise medicine bath and gradually recovered.

What medicine did you feed? What is the environment of the turtle now?

The turtle floats in the water and exhales with its mouth open, most likely a pneumonia condition caused by a change in temperature.

Adjust its growing environment to less water, can get sunlight, and also has a place to hide from the shade. Put less food, put it whether you eat it or not, and change it every day if you don't eat it.

Don't change such a position, observe for a few days. The symptom of relief is that you will eat slowly and feel better.

1. You should.

Bai should change the cylinder, change a bigger one, put it.

du heating stick, add to.

Zhi28 degrees or so. (You can let the parents buy it) 2. Is it floating in the water? If you float on your side and open your mouth repeatedly, you should catch a cold, so treat it quickly!

I don't know how to cure colds, check the prescription myself), if it's just a simple float, it looks like I'm hungry. Not very clear.

3. Don't open your eyes when you're hungry. Observe that he has a white membrane on his eyes, and it means that he should have a slight white eye, and you can see how to treat white eye, a common disease of Brazilian tortoise.

Pay attention to the temperature and humidity around the fish tank.

Do not put the warming stick.

It's simple, just like my family's heating, but there is a premise, on the first day, there is no turtle in the tank, and the temperature is slightly lower than the human body temperature.

If it is high, put something under the cylinder until the temperature is right. As for the opening bar, first of all, you have to let it adapt, and the temperature should be basically constant, and it should not change drastically.

First of all, your turtle should come because the temperature of the ring source environment is too low or unstable to cause the problem of not eating, and the turtle and turtle basically don't eat much when they are below 20. If you don't want him to die soon, buy a turtle tank that can put down the heating rod to raise it, the problem can be adjusted to about 30, and then observe if there is a cold, if there is no cold, it will be eaten in a few days. To add, in the end, the environmental problem is also a little higher.

If you have any questions, you can go to the forums such as the turtle friend's house to take a look, after all, it's your little pet, so be kind to it!

Floating on the water, it means that it is not caused by biological disease or malnutrition? Have you had white eye before? Are you sure?

Do you eat during your illness? And how much is the temperature, it is best to keep it at about 25 degrees, to be more detailed, are there any other symptoms, such as opening the mouth to breathe frequently, drifting sideways?

Your head, hands, etc. are not normal, it should be hungry, and your turtle should be super thin.

The criteria for hibernation are: If the abdominal carapace is 7 to 8 cm, hibernation can be considered.

If it is really hibernating, try to wake it up less and move, because it will consume a lot of energy, and don't overfeed it, and it will also take physical energy to digest food.

Your situation should not be very likely to hibernate much, the turtle's survival temperature is about 25 degrees, and your turtle may not be able to eat on its own initiative now, this problem is a bit big.

To isolate, put some salt in the water to sterilize. Don't put too much water. Salt is the kind bought at the fish market without iodine. Just throw a capsule of gentamicin in the water and you're done! Changing the water is important! Very important!

Then I guessed: it was too cold, the turtle didn't eat much, and its body was weak, so put it on the heater, or inject a little grape grain to try.

Put it in the water quickly, then turn on the hot air conditioner, don't get too hot, and put a few small fish.

My tortoise has been raised for 6 yearsWhy is there such a big difference in the size of your turtles? It is recommended that three -5 cm be separated from the large one.

In my house, the water temperature is suitable in winter, and it is still enough to eat. The temperature in Changchun, Jilin Province, my hometown, has plummeted in the past few days, and I have eaten very little. It's not the first time you've come to your house for the winter.

In winter, the water does not need to be changed so diligently. If the house is warm, you can feed it with a small amount of warm water. Half or less in the summer.

It's best to know exactly how much each turtle is eating, and not to make the big ones so small that they don't eat. Adapting to the water quality of your home is generally no problem for winter. You can also do without a heating rod or something.

My family just doesn't like to move much in winter. I didn't use a heating rod either. But they didn't take care of it too much, and they returned the shell twice a year in the summer.

In the winter, the weight will be reduced a bit. If you adapt to it with a heating rod, you can feed it in winter. Now the two of them are one pound and two taels, and when I first bought them, I was so big as a small rice bowl.

In the fish tank, a diving is set up above the water level, and a turtle drying platform is set above the water surface, which must have light, the water must be sterilized and chlorinated, and the filter must also be made. Don't feed salty foods, such as ham sausages and the like, and feed things that are soft and easy to digest.

Hibernate like this:

1 Prepare a shoebox with some newspaper on top.

2 Prepare a container The water will not exceed the turtle's mouth, 3 days or so 1-3 hours Put it in the water Remember that the water must have been dried for 3 days Then... Soak for about 3 hours, continue to put the turtle in the shoebox Remember that the temperature should not be too large, the temperature difference is too large, the turtle will wake up in advance, and the turtle will die of physical exhaustion. Try to keep the temperature around 12 -13 degrees.

This way, your turtle can survive the winter safely for 3 months, and it will survive the winter safely from mid to late April.

1. Usually raise (temperature greater than 20 degrees).

1. The Brazilian turtle is a freshwater turtle: it must feed in the water, and the water just does not pass the turtle shell.

2. Partial meat: mostly small fish, small shrimp, lean meat, etc., occasionally eat some vegetables and fruits.

3. It is advisable to be infected with ** disease: change the water more during the feeding period, and do a good job of building a shore in the water, so that it can occasionally go ashore to rest, bask in the sun, and avoid long-term infection of germs in the water.

2. Hibernation (temperature less than 15 degrees).

When hibernating, the Brazilian turtle stops eating, and needs a quiet environment, and the bottom of the post is covered with a layer of fine sand to keep the fine sand moist in the indoor environment, and most Brazilian turtles can survive the winter safely.

The above is completely a refined and summarized experience, according to this method, the turtle will grow and grow.

You can still feed some feed now, and when the turtle doesn't eat and basically doesn't stick out its head, get some sand, wash it and put it in the water, see if the turtle will get into the sand by itself, and when the turtle gets into the sand by itself, you can pour out the water, which is basically hibernation, and you still have to keep the sand a little moist when hibernation (the sand is wet, not too much water,,) to bask in the sun often.

Don't put water, put a few layers of sand, and sometimes soak in warm water.

Hopefully, the copy will help you.

Trophic skeletal disease (calcium deficiency, hypochondriasis).

**: Turtles in the artificial environment or under the collapse of the beam due to long-term feeding of a single feed, feeding cooked food low food lack of various trace elements, especially vitamin D3, resulting in the lack of vitamin D in the turtle body, and the ratio of calcium and phosphorus inverted or lack of calcium, resulting in bone softening of the turtle. Long-term indoor rearing without natural sunlight can also cause the disease.

Fast-growing juvenile and juvenile turtles are common.

Symptoms: The movement and feeding of the sick turtle are normal, but when you hold the turtle in your hand, you can feel that the carapace of the sick turtle is soft, and the joints of the limbs are thicker. In severe diseased turtles, the scale armor on the surface of the dorsal shell gradually falls off, the shell is soft, the nails and toenails are falling off, and the carapace is irregular and deformed.

Prevention and control: In the daily feeding management, the exposure to sunlight should be ensured. Expose the turtle to natural sunlight as much as possible, taking care not to have any obstructions including glass, plastic sheeting, etc.

UVB fluorescent lamps can also be used for indoor rearing. For terrapins that have the habit of drying their nails, land should be set in the breeding container above the water surface for them to dry their nails. In the daily feeding food, an appropriate amount of calcium powder, shrimp shell powder, shell powder to cod liver oil, vitamin D and multivitamins and some nutritional drugs such as Jinshierkang should be added regularly.

Hatchlings and hatchlings should be fed some live shrimp with shells on a regular basis. In addition, the feeding bait should pay attention to the combination of animal bait and plant bait, and feed green vegetable leaves appropriately. For more severely diseased turtles, 10 calcium gluconate (1 mL kg) can be injected intramuscularly.

There is no way to recover from the carapace that has caused the carapace.

More sun turtles are raised, with fatty raw meat or liver, fish, shrimp, insects, etc. Supplementation with various vitamins. Supplement a large amount of calcium, otherwise the turtle shell is easy to soften; When vitamin A is insufficient, the eyes may turn white; When food is deficient in vitamin D, light can be used to supplement it.

In addition to calcium, bones and carapace are made up with the help of vitamin D, which can be synthesized by sunlight. Proper sunbathing every day is a must, and when there is not enough space, you can also use ultraviolet light instead, do not expose your turtle directly to the sun, and have a shady place and a pool or basin for rest and play.

Good luck to your turtle soon**!

Lack of sunlight exposure. There is no land in the water.

Give it calcium-rich foods such as shrimp and fish.