There is a white slime in the turtle s tank, is there a problem with the turtle?

Are you sure that the water for raising turtles is clean?。。 Is the food given fresh? Whether the turtle breeding pond is cleaned regularly, maybe the green flocculent is moss or something, and then whether the water temperature is too low, resulting in weakened vitality and decreased appetite.

Summary. Hello, dear. The presence of white flocculent in the turtle's tank indicates that it has water mold or nail rot.

If it is water mold, it needs to be dried and soaked, several times a day, for about half an hour each time. Then it is necessary to apply medicine, generally with poviodarone applied all over the body, and the affected area can be smeared with malachite green or Baiduobang. If it is nail rot, it also needs to be dried and nurtured, and the rotten place is removed and then medicated, generally with hydrogen perperoxide or potassium permanganate.

What is it that has white cotton wool in the turtle tank? You okay?

Hello, dear. The presence of white flocculent in the turtle's tank indicates that it has water mold or nail rot. If it is a water mold state, it needs to be dried and raised, and it can be soaked in water several times a day for about half an hour each time.

Then it is necessary to apply medicine, generally with poviodarone applied all over the body, and the affected area can be smeared with malachite green or Baiduobang. If it is rot nail disease, it also needs to be dried and raised, and the rotten place is removed and then medicated, generally with hydrogen peroxide or potassium permanganate. Volume.

If not treated in time, it will nourish and decompose the organic matter bacteria, produce ammonia nitrogen, and pollute the water quality. There are three ways to deal with it: 1. Change the water regularly.

2. Increase the water body + change the water regularly. 3. Install a set of filtration equipment to cultivate nitrifying bacteria system.

In the initial stage, the water source can be directly replaced, but when removing, it should be noted that the tap water released will be left for more than two hours before being used by the turtle, which is mainly due to the fact that there are certain disinfectants in the tap water. Then make observations, if there are still floating objects after the water change, you need to consider that the turtle is sick, and the turtle can be sent to Youbo Hospital for examination.

The appearance of white flocculent on the turtle's body may be in the peeling stage, which is normal. If the turtle has white flocculent residue all over the ** and dorsal carapace, it may have water mold. At this point, the tortoise needs to be isolated, the water warmed, and then penicillin and coarse salt applied**.

1. Molting

When white flocculent appears on the turtle's body, pay attention to whether its ** is rotten and broken. If not, the turtle may just be molting, and the owner can help it clean up the dead skin and let it bask in the sun. Molting is a normal part of a tortoise, which indicates that it is growing its body.

2. Mildew

If the turtle has white flocculent on its ** and dorsal carapace, and these white flocs are relatively strong and difficult to poke off with your hands, then the turtle may suffer from water mildew due to water pollution.

1. Isolation

Hydromycosis can be transmitted from diseased turtles to other healthy turtles, so diseased turtles need to be isolated in time and kept separately. At the same time, it needs to be replaced with clean and new water.

2. Immerse in medicine

Adjust the water temperature to about 30 degrees, put penicillin into the water every day to reduce inflammation, and at the same time, you can add coarse salt or potassium permanganate solution for disinfection and sterilization, and you can also give the turtle some antibiotic drugs.

Water mold. In fact, the shell of a tortoise.

If there is this white flocculent above, it is a typical water mold, don't worry too much about such a disease, in fact, this disease is often caused by water mold, or some cotton mold, etc., that is to say, there is no attention in the usual feeding process to lead to bacterial breeding.

Generally speaking, if such a situation occurs, this turtle should be isolated and kept separately, never infect other turtles, and then put potassium permanganate solution in it.

This can be a good disinfection and sterilization, and the other is to give the sick turtle a little antibiotics and other medicines, and then change the water, and slowly the turtle can be cured.

Hello, the small white dots on the turtle shell should not be a problem, it doesn't look like a fungal infection, it doesn't look like a nail change, you can use your fingernails to gently scrape it to see if you can scrape it off, it may be that there is something dirty on it. If it can't be scraped off, it may be bacteria and needs to be applied with ointment.

Mold infection, pay attention to the water quality, the sundeck in the water is set up, it can often climb up to dry on its own, and slowly it will recover on its own.

If it does not recover after a few days, and the white spots become larger again, you can take out the turtle and wipe it dry, apply a little erythromycin ointment to the white spots, dry it for half a day without water, and then put it back in the water basin for normal water cultivation.

Apply it once a day, and after a few times, the white spots will shrink and disappear.

In the future, pay attention to the water quality, tap water must be dried for two days before use, or it can be cooled with boiled water.

There is nothing wrong with the small white dots on the turtle's shell, they are bacteria and need to be applied with ointment.

Summary. Foam is due to the aging of the water or the excessive protein content in the water, and the foam will generally be very small and accumulate on the surface of the water.

There's white foam in the turtle tank, what's going on.

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Foaming of the turtle tank water indicates that the water quality is too fat, and the water needs to be changed properly to reduce feeding.

Foam is due to the aging of the water or the excessive protein content in the water, and the foam will generally be very small and accumulate on the surface of the water.

At this time, it is necessary to change the water in time, and at the same time check whether the filtration system is burning and normal, and reduce the amount of food to be fed, so that the amount of defecation will be reduced, and the amount of protein content can be controlled.

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It is a tortoiseshell fungus, which does not affect health, but only affects the appearance.

What the owner needs to do is to feed regularly and quantitatively, maintain good water quality, and try to maintain a constant temperature, so that the turtle will basically not get sick, even if there are some minor diseases, it can recover quickly.

Mild rotten armor needs to be dried and raised, and the turtle has the ability to adjust the ** degree by itself. Dry culture for about two weeks, bathing two to three times a day, feeding in the bath, after leaving the water, wipe the turtle's body, wash and disinfect with 5% povidone-iodine solution solution, and apply the right erythromycin eye ointment or chlortetracycline eye ointment.

Landlord, hello, don't worry, that's tortoiseshell fungus, does not slightly affect health, only slightly affect the quality, what we need to do is to feed regularly, quantitatively, maintain a good water quality, try to maintain a constant temperature, so that the turtle will basically not get sick, even if there are some minor diseases, can also recover quickly, and finally wish the landlord's turtle more and more better.

You are a Brazilian red-eared turtle, rotten armor, now it is a mild rotten armor, it is recommended to dry raise, the turtle has the ability to adjust ** by itself. Dry rearing for about two weeks, bathing two to three times a day, feeding is carried out in the bath, after removing the water, dry the turtle's body, wash and disinfect with 5% povidone-iodine solution, and apply erythromycin eye ointment or chlortetracycline eye ointment.