Please help me analyze the cause of death of my baby Brazilian tortoise

The weather was cold, the youngest turtle began not to eat and stayed at the bottom of the water, my father was afraid that he would drown, so he took it out After the symptoms of pneumonia appeared, but this time was dry and raised I saw a lot of ** plans I bought a heating rod and bought medicine Yesterday, I soaked the turtle in amoxicillin medicinal bath for about an hour According to the dispensing Roxithromycin + VC+B2 Then I poured one-third of the potion with a dropper At night, put it in the adjusted clean water The water temperature I saw someone say that it should be higher Estimate 30 degrees But it kept trying to crawl out I thought it was hungry and was going to buy fresh meat for it today I didn't dare to take it out of the water for fear that it would be cold again I heard it scratching the edge of its spray all night and trying to crawl out And then this morning I saw him lying on his back with all his limbs stretched out and floating on the water Dead Why is this happening? Is it because it doesn't want to stay in the water? Or is the water temperature too high?

I really don't understand, this is the smallest turtle, about half the size of a palm, and I've been raising it for a long time, but because I can't grab food, I haven't grown up much, and I have three more in my family, and they're all very big, and I'm really worried that the others will die like this, and I hope that friends who have experience and understand Brazilian turtles will give answers!

Question addendum: The turtle does not appear to be puffy

Last night, I added water to cover the turtle's back, but it wasn't too deep, a little higher, because I was afraid of evaporation, it wouldn't be drowning, right?

The first is a medicated bath, which is generally fine for 15 to 20 minutes, and it is a small turtle, and your dosage is too large. This is not the main thing, the main thing is that your water temperature is 26 degrees, and you should put a shore in the water so that it can go up and rest.

Pneumonia can't be watered on the back, breathing difficulty will choke to death, should be a large basin with a small basin, put a heating rod in a large basin Put water in a small basin that has not been over the feet Just enough for it to drink, my throat pneumonia, beef plus amoxicillin 1 time a day 1 week It's fine If you don't understand something, add qq and ask me 137838093

The Brazilian tortoise's favorite environment is a very humid place.

How to create this kind of bad environment at home is actually quite simple.

You can prepare the kind of plastic boxes that you use at home, very large ones.

After that, you can arrange the contents of the box, buy some seaweed, and put the contents of the seaweed inside.

There is also sand, the water should not cover the sand surface, usually according to the food of the Brazilian turtle, the environment is the most important.

Turtles can't stay in the water for a long time when it's cold, and turtles usually have to hibernate.

My friend's 2 turtles died when they soaked in the water.

Depending on the cause of death, the status of the post-mortem copy is also different. There are those who die of illness, those who die of dehydration, and those who die of injuries, and the circumstances of death are different.

When it comes to death, this is a very serious issue, please see the following ** Be mentally prepared and treat it scientifically.

When the turtle dies, its eyes are closed, and its head and limbs are weakly pulled on the outside of the turtle's shell, like noodles. There is no breath to test it, no heartbeat. After two or three days, it stinks.

I didn't react no matter how I moved, and my limbs were stiff... Knocking on his shell didn't happen...

With his eyes closed, his body was cold and soft, and his limbs couldn't be retracted.

It's still the same as the original.

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What was the Brazilian red turtle like?

The body is stiff, the eyes are sunken when there is no water, the front paws are already stiff, and the neck is straight, and it will become stiff over time.

It means that the turtle is dead.

Brazilian red-eared turtle (Latin scientific name: Trachemys scripta elegans, English name: red-eared slider), also known as Brazilian turtle, red-eared turtle, cute turtle, beautiful brocade turtle, red-eared turtle, grass turtle, Johnson & Johnson turtle, mahjong turtle, colorful turtle, red-eared skateboard turtle, Mississippi red-eared turtle, red-eared lateral line turtle, cute splendid turtle, is one of the subspecies of the turtle family, is a semi-aquatic turtle.

Because of its two thick red stripes on both sides of the back of the head, it is also known as the red-eared turtle, which is an excellent species among turtles. Native to the Americas, it has high edible, medicinal and ornamental value, and is very suitable for artificial breeding. The first thing to point out is that the Brazilian turtle is actually a Brazilian spotted turtle from Brazil.

It was introduced in China in the 80s of the 20th century. Later, due to financial problems, the Mississippi red-eared turtle native to the United States was introduced. Due to the high similarity of the two larvae, it is difficult to distinguish between them.

In terms of name, the previous "Brazilian tortoise" was continued, and over time, the Brazilian tortoise became the common name of the Mississippi red-eared tortoise. This turtle has two characteristics: one is that the turtle is not black, colorful, the head has red and longitudinal light green stripes, the back is dark green with regular geometric patterns, the circumferential skirt is like a butterfly wing, and there are yellow, white and black armor patterns on the web, and each turtle is different.

Second, it is active and fast than ordinary turtles.

The Brazilian red-eared turtle is not native to Brazil, but to the Mississippi River and the Rio Grande River basin in North America. Nowadays, many families use pets as pets for breeding or ornamental use, but there are still restaurants that use them as food animal dishes.

The Brazilian red-eared turtle is probably the most widely kept reptile in the world, and is listed as one of the most dangerous invasive species in the world due to its massive plundering of its own species.

Put the turtle in the water and see if there are any bubbles in the nose?? Will it swim?

Or poke the tortoise's limbs with a cotton swab to see if there is any reaction, and if there is no reaction at all, you can basically judge death.

Be careful to distinguish between those who are slow to respond, though.

Let me tell you.

With four legs stretched out and floating on the water, that is dead.

If it's curled up and motionless, it's asleep.

Do not worry.

It's normal to not be dead yet.

The muscles are loose and there is no feeling that they are dead.

You see if it's dead, and if it's not dead, it's too cold.