My little Brazilian tortoise has little white spots on it, and when you put it in deeper water, it f

Nail rot **: The carapace is ulcerated 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. Four-eyed turtles, side-necked turtles, and snake-necked turtles are highly susceptible to this disease.

Prevention and control: Pick the shield of the affected area, squeeze the blood water, remove the lesion, apply the affected area directly with salt or potassium permanganate crystal powder, once a day, it can be cured in about a week, but there will be permanent scars on the tortoise shell.

Mild rotten nails rotten nails.

A heavily rotted Brazilian turtle with a festering carapace.

A Chinese flower turtle with heavily rotted armor and festering at the seams of its carapace.

Does it stink? If it's generally rotten nails and rotten skin. Clean up, cotton swabs or knives, clean up those tofu dregs-like things, apply Yunnan Baiyao for bleeding, and then apply more than 100 bangs, and if not, apply them directly.

Clean the water tank regularly with potassium permanganate. Oxytetracycline soaked blister turtle. If you don't feed pork, you can easily get white eye disease, feed earthworms, and if you can't dig it, you can go to the fishing tackle store to buy it, which is cheap.

Get regular sun exposure, remember that half of the tank should be in the shade, after five o'clock in the summer, otherwise you will die from the sun. Now from dry raising, run twice a day to get water, once for half an hour. Cool white.

Well, then wet raising. There are still some fragments of your brains, look at my previous reply, just replied today with a long one.,I don't want to write.,I won't hi me again.。

Eat more small bread worms and bask in the sun.

It is the food residue that has not been cleaned up, and small white spots have formed on its body.

It may be water mold, rot or nail rot.

Water mildew**: Turtles live in water or dark and damp places for a long time, are not suitable for water quality, and are caused by fungal infection of the turtle body surface**.

Symptoms: Initial infection does not show any abnormalities, followed by loss of appetite, physical weakness, or death in hibernation. With the development of the disease, gray-white spots appear on the body surface, head, limbs, and tail, commonly known as "raw hair", and then the epidermis forms swelling, ulceration, necrosis or shedding, and soon dies.

Hydromycosis usually occurs on the head, neck, limbs and tail of turtles. The hyphae are white, soft, and cotton-wool. At first, the sick turtle loses appetite and restlessness, and in severe cases, the turtle is emaciated and weak, does not move or eat, and even dies.

Chinese tortoises, Brazilian tortoises, Knott's tortoises, and brocade tortoises are susceptible to this disease.

Prevention and control: In the daily feeding and management of turtles, turtles should be often exposed to the sun to inhibit the breeding of water mold and achieve the prevention effect. For the already diseased turtles, the sick turtles can be soaked in 4% salt water for 10 minutes, and the feeding containers can be soaked and disinfected with potassium permanganate solution.

At the same time, an appropriate amount of antibiotics should be mixed into the food to improve the resistance of the turtle. Turtles can also be reared in 1% achithromycin solution for a period of time, which also has a good effect.

I'm sick with rotting nails. Scrape with a knife, then apply more than 100 bangs, and dry for a period of time.

White spots on the turtle's back indicate that it has a disease, either water mold or nail rot, which tends to have a rancid smell and bleeds when squeezed. If it is water mold, you can brush off the white material on the body surface, and you can usually pay attention to changing the water. If it is nail rot, it is necessary to apply poviodarone or erythromycin**.

White spots on the turtle's back may be caused by mold and can be wiped clean with gauze and applied with potassium permanganate. If it is rot nail disease, it needs to be dried and nourished, clean the rotten parts, and use erythromycin eye ointment**. During this period, you need to supplement calcium, let it bask in the sun more, and change the water regularly, which can help the turtle recover faster.

The white spots on the turtle's back may be caused by mold growth, in this case, the white spots can be wiped off with clean gauze first, and then smeared with potassium permanganate**. If the white patches are soft, it may be nail rot.

At this time, the owner needs to raise the turtle dry, soak it in water two or three times a day, and then clean up all the rotten places, rinse it with water, and then use erythromycin eye ointment to apply it**, and in severe cases, antibiotics are also needed.

In addition, during the period of raising turtles, the owner needs to supplement the turtle with more calcium, feed more calcium tablets, and then let the turtle bask in the sun. It is also necessary to change the water regularly to ensure good water quality conditions.

Apply fungicidal ointments such as dacnine or tannic acid ointment to the turtle's back.

How to use: Dry after the water is dried until the water on the back of the turtle is dried and medicated. When applying medicine, only apply the turtle's back.

Then dry rearing, which lasts for a week, should have some effect.

Here's how to get white spots on Brazilian turtles:

1. Separate the sick turtle from monoculture, then remove the rotten part of the sick turtle, scrub the affected area with hydrogen peroxide, and then apply it directly with potassium permanganate crystal powder, or apply the affected area with other anti-inflammatory drugs, or you can also use Panax notoginseng powder or fresh Panax notoginseng medicine to apply the affected area of the diseased turtle.

2. After getting the rot out, wipe it with a warm cloth dipped in potassium permanganate and let it dry for more than ten minutes and then put it in water to raise it (it is best to smear some chlortetracycline).

3. Cut the rotten nail to the outer layer of shiny skin, the inside is as soft as tofu dregs, and there is a smell, use sterilized tweezers and needles to remove the rotten nails, and then rub the rotten nails with alcohol, and finally apply erythromycin ointment, put it in a tank with only a little water (only enough to drink, not to drown the nails).

In addition, keep the water clean every day, change the water every day, the water must be exposed to the sun for a day, do not use tap water directly, and then put an appropriate amount of edible salt in the water for disinfection, if it is serious, you have to send it to the hospital, but do not use any ** liquid recommended by the turtle businessman. It's all a lie.

Remove the lesion from the affected area and apply it with chlortetracycline ophthalmic ointment, 1 time a day. If the turtle eats on its own, oxytetracycline powder can be added to the food; If the turtle has stopped eating, chlortetracycline can be applied and the sick turtle can be fed in isolation. Shallow water or no water to avoid aggravating the condition.

If it's white patches, is there any ulceration? Common sense of turtle treatment: 1. Internal administration:

1. Oral administration: Tablets and powders are directly fed and tamponade. Specific operation method: bury the drug in the bait and feed it directly; If the turtle has gone on a hunger strike, it should be forcibly fed, first erect the turtle, pull the turtle's forelimbs and tease the turtle.

When the turtle opens its mouth, immediately stuff a hard object (thin wooden stick, steel tweezers, etc.) into the mouth of the human turtle, and then send the prepared bait to the deep part of the turtle's esophagus with tweezers; If the turtle can eat the mixed bait, it can also grind the drug, mix it with the mixed bait, make particles of appropriate size, and feed it directly. 2.Injections: Let's get a veterinarian.

2. In vitro administration In vitro administration is to exert a local effect, which is divided into soaking and smearing. 1 Soaking is also known as soaking and bathing. How it works:

The medicine is prepared into a liquid medicine of a certain concentration, placed in a smaller container, and then placed in the turtle. Medicated baths for a certain period of time. In order to kill pathogens and promote body surface convergence and healing, the drugs generally used in soaking are furazolidone, sulfonamides, malachite green, table salt, potassium permanganate, etc.

Note: Master the soaking time, generally 20-30 minutes is appropriate. Green turtles cannot use this method.

2。Smear is suitable for inflammation of the body surface, such as epidermal breakage, ulceration, etc. Here's how:

First, the affected area is washed to remove the lesion (ulcer) until there is blood spilling. After disinfection, apply antibiotics or Yunnan Baiyao and other hemostatic and anti-inflammatory drugs to the wound, and finally apply antibiotic eye ointment or petroleum jelly on the body surface. For the deep part of the lesion, you can dip a cotton pad in the powder and put it directly into the lesion.