The tortoise s limbs are stiff and a little red, what s going on?

Hello, I don't know exactly what you're talking about, but I hope your turtle is okay. The turtle should be very weak now, and it is recommended that you feed him some glucose water, which can replenish his strength. Make a larger bowl, wash it, mix a small amount of glucose powder with boiling water, and when it is still a little warm, put the turtle in it and soak it for a few minutes, it is best to use a small cup to decorate it with warm water, and pour some into the bowl after a while to keep the water warm.

After taking the turtle out, dry it as soon as possible, and blot the water in the hands and feet and neck with toilet paper. Or feed him a glass of glucose powder in a water cup. Pouches of glucose powder sold in pharmacies are fine.

In addition, it is recommended that you immediately go to the turtle turtle building to ask for help from Sister Helian and experienced turtle friends, describe the symptoms clearly, attach **, and someone will give professional guidance. Hurry up.

I hope it can help you, and I hope your baby turtle can grow up healthy and happy.

If the weather is good, you can bask in the sun. If it's not good, don't move easily. **Red trouble you on the picture.

You can't see it in the description alone. Putting it in warm water will make the turtle pneumonia. Unless you keep warming up.

Just buy a warming stick and you're good to go. I think you're still quite loving. Hope to save him.

This is pink eye because the water quality is not good, and the bacteria infect the turtle's eyes. Pink eye is highly contagious and can easily lead to the death of turtles, so it is important to be prompt. You can drop erythromycin eye solution, and remember to change the water frequently, and often soak the turtle in salt water baths.

I guess it's a normal reflection of hibernation.

Hibernate or get sick. If it is confirmed that he has not been sick before, then this season is hibernation (depending on the region, if it is below 10 degrees, it is likely to hibernating) and you can't wake him up casually. At most, a month and a half a month to see if there is mold, whether it is too dry (sprinkle some water), and you can't go to the sun, which is fatal.

But there are other problems as well.

If the area of redness in the ventral carapace of the turtle is small, and the turtle does not show any abnormalities, the keeper does not need to worry, this is normal; However, if the abdominal carapace of the turtle is red in a large area, and the turtle has a lack of energy, does not eat or drink, etc., it may be septicaemia and needs to be carried out**.

If the red area of the turtle's abdominal carapace is not very large, and the turtle does not have abnormal reactions such as not eating, drinking, lack of energy, etc., and there is no bleeding when gently pressing the abdomen, then the keeper does not need to worry, this is a normal phenomenon.

However, if the reddened area of the turtle is large, and there is a decrease in appetite, not eating or drinking, etc., and it will bleed when gently pressing the abdominal carapace of the turtle, it means that it has sepsis and needs to be carried out**.

First of all, the breeder needs to feed it with high protein content food such as eggs, duck eggs, etc., in addition to feeding drugs**, if the turtle has pus, it needs to be punctured with a spike to drain the pus.

Many people will find that turtles shake their hands in the process of raising turtles, which makes many breeders confused, so what does it mean for turtles to shake their hands? In fact, it is very likely that the turtle shaking hands are courting. Turtles can generally breed when they are five or seven years old, and the time of repentance is generally from April to August, during which there may be shaking hands to do the pre-war action, and the turtle can lay eggs three to four times a year.