The turtle doesn t move much when it closes its eyes

Turtles also have summer hibernation. Don't make a noise about it.

Why is my turtle always with its eyes closed and motionless?

Hello, the turtle always has its eyes closed, motionless because of the water quality or is sick oh dear. When the ambient temperature is lower than 25, the turtle enters the hibernation preparation stage, and the amount of food it eats begins to decrease, helping the stomach and intestines to empty the food, reducing the burden, and at the same time reducing the amount of activity, which you can judge according to the ambient temperature. If you touch the tortoise's limbs with your hands, it has no obvious reaction, it may be caused by a disease, and it is recommended to take the tortoise to the doctor in time.

If you look closely at the turtle's eyes, if the turtle is indeed infected with an eye disease, it may be caused by the turtle's inability to eat and the turtle's eyes cannot see food. This is usually a fungal infection that requires frequent water changes every day, adding potassium permanganate to the turtle's water for a week in a ratio of 1 10 000. Applying chloramphenicol to the turtle's eyes every day will do the trick.

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The turtle keeps its eyes closed because the turtle has white eye disease, or it may be hibernating.

The turtle's eyes are always closed may be due to the excessive feeding density and the failure to change the water in time, resulting in poor water quality and excessive alkalinity. A turtle with white eye will not be able to open its eyes because of what grows inside its eyes.

If it is winter, the turtle always closes its eyes, it may be that the temperature drops sharply or the turtle will hibernate in winter, if it is found that the turtle has closed its eyes in winter, then it is a normal hibernation phenomenon, the owner should not disturb the tortoise's hibernation rest, and when the weather warms up in spring, the tortoise will wake up naturally.

Symptoms of white eye disease:

The eyes of the sick turtle are inflamed and congested, gradually becoming gray-white and swollen, the cornea and nasal mucosa are eroded due to the inflammation of the eye, the outside of the eyeball is covered by white secretions, the eyes can not be opened, the sick turtle often rubs the eyes with the forelimbs, the movement is slow, the eyes are blind in severe cases, the breathing is blocked, the sick turtle can not eat, and over time it is complicated by other diseases due to weakness, and the failure dies. If the turtle has any of the above symptoms, seek medical attention immediately.

** Methods of White Eye Disease:

1. For turtles with mild symptoms and eyes that can still be opened, soak one-ten-thousandth of potassium permanganate solution for about 30 minutes each time for 5 days.

2. Apply chloramphenicol or other antibiotic eye drops or ointment to the turtle's eye 1-2 times a day until recovery.

3. For the turtle with serious disease and eyes that cannot be opened, first remove the white matter and white necrotic epidermis in the eye, and if there is bleeding, it should continue to be cleaned, and then soak the turtle in a solution with vitamin B and oxytetracycline, containing oxytetracycline and 2 tablets of vitamin B per 500 grams of water, and change the dressing solution once every 24 hours.

4. The occurrence of this disease is mostly related to water pollution, and attention should be paid to frequent water change in summer. If the green turtle is **, the eyes should be smeared with furazolidone, and the whole body should not be soaked.

Turtles may be hibernating when their eyes are closed, and generally when the temperature drops below 15 for a long time, the turtle will go into hibernation. It can also be caused by white eye disease, which can cause bacterial infections to the eyes when turtles live in dirty water for long periods of time. Keepers need to perform ** on the turtle immediately, otherwise they may go blind.

The turtle may be hibernating when the temperature drops below 15. This is a normal physiological phenomenon, and the keeper does not need to worry too much, and the turtle will wake up when the temperature warms up.

If the keeper has not cleaned the turtle pond for a long time, the pond.

If the turtle's eyes are infected, it may contract white eye disease. Turtles with this disease need to be done immediately** or risk blindness.

First, the turtle is removed from the sewage and dried and then used eye drops.

Come on** turtle. In addition, the keeper also needs to warm up the water temperature to maintain the temperature at about 25. If the condition does not improve, the keeper is advised to take the turtle to a pet hospital for medical treatment.

Summary. The turtle's eyes are open, but its immobility is determined by the tortoise's physiological habits. They can stay still or crawl a few steps all day, and the inertia of turtles is very great.

The turtle opened its eyes and did not move.

The turtle's eyes are open, but its immobility is determined by the tortoise's physiological habits. They can stay still or crawl a few steps all day, and the inertia of turtles is very great.

Hello. The reason why it is possible to be motionless is to sequel life, so the life span of the turtle must be very long.

Hello. I have baby turtles.

It's winter these days.

When you find it, you don't move.

The other day I was holding my eyes closed.

The other day I was holding my eyes closed.

I thought I was dead, and then I gave him the sun, and I moved.

The tortoise may be hibernating, don't bother it.

Bask in the sun, the temperature rises, and you wake up.

During this period, the turtle is hibernating.

Summary. Hello! Kiss!

If a turtle is holding its eyes closed, this may be normal behavior. Turtles sometimes go dormant during the day or at night to maintain their strength and consume less energy. Additionally, if a turtle feels scared or unsafe, they may also stow their body and close their eyes to prevent harm.

But if you are concerned about the health of the tortoise, you can check that its diet and living environment are appropriate, and the tortoise will not move with its eyes closed.

Hello! Kiss! If a turtle closes its eyes and doesn't move, this may be normal behavior.

Turtles sometimes go dormant during the day or at night to maintain their strength and consume less energy. Additionally, if a turtle feels scared or unsafe, they may also stow their body and close their eyes to prevent harm. However, if you are concerned about the health of the turtle, you can check whether its diet and living environment are appropriate, it must not be a normal behavior.

The limbs are weak, the eyes are closed, and there is almost no reaction. The breeding environment is a bit cold, and the temperature difference in northern Jiangsu is a bit large.

Hello! If it is too cold or too poor, it may cause the turtle to hibernate or become sick. To reduce stress and prevent disease in the turtle, you can move the turtle to a more suitable environment and increase the temperature, such as providing a warm and dry habitat.

Hello! Kiss! What is the temperature of its living environment?

11 degrees Celsius 15 degrees or so.

Hello! Kiss! Usually at temperatures of around 10 to 15 degrees Celsius, most of the tortoises enter hibernation before the Titan Section. In the natural environment, when the temperature starts to drop, the turtle will slowly slow down its metabolism and then start to hibernate.

Unlike hibernation, it should be sick and look weak. How should I treat it?

Hello! Kiss! Move the turtle to a warm and clean tank, make sure the water temperature is right (30-32°C), and the water is clean to avoid any further infection.

At the same time, it improves the health of the turtle. Feed more healthy foods, such as fresh vegetables and fruits. Properly increasing the water temperature of the sink can also help improve the turtle's immunity.

Avoid overfeeding or giving unhealthy foods, such as foods that are high in fat or salt, as this may aggravate the turtle's condition.

Hello! Kiss! If the turtle does not improve, it is necessary to seek immediate assistance from a professional veterinarian. The veterinarian may test for blood bonds and fluid and prescribe medication based on the symptoms of the tortoise**.