CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Why do turtles in greenhouses spit foam?

1. Why do turtles in greenhouses spit foam?

Although I am not an expert, I know that turtles do not breathe through gills. The bubbles they make are really breathing with the air.

2. Why do turtles shed their skin and have blisters?

Apply gentian violet to him immediately, and dissolve about 1/4 or 1/2 of a metronidazole tablet and put it in his water. Alternatively, you can also use 1/3 or half a capsule of norfloxacin or amoxicillin capsule to soak them for half an hour or an hour to reduce inflammation, depending on the situation. If the wound is severely rotten, apply erythromycin eye ointment or propolis. It depends on whether they want to stay in the water or on land and they can choose for themselves.

3. Is it ok to eat turtles with thick white bubbles on their backs? ?

It is best not to eat it. Eating contaminated food can easily cause the bacteria to enter your body. It also has no nutritional value. The gain is not worth the loss.

4. Why does the turtle spit white foam?

Turtle foaming at the mouth

1. As a result of poor water quality, you can replace the water and then put a platform for the turtle to rest in the home fish tank.

2. Symptoms of pneumonia include breathing sounds, floating on the water surface, secretions at the corners of the mouth, and in severe cases, refusal to eat and drink water but increased water intake.

3. In the early stage of pneumonia, if the turtle still has an appetite, you can add antibiotics to the feeding and diversify the food.

4. For late-stage pneumonia, inject Qingda.

Because turtles have the habit of hibernation, they grow slowly when raised outdoors at normal temperature, with an average annual weight gain of only about 100g. It takes 4 to 5 years to raise commercial turtles, which is very incompatible with market demand. Therefore, foreign countries studied the new technology of raising turtles indoors with heating in the early 1970s, which can raise commercial turtles in about 12 to 14 months. Factory-based turtle farming has been carried out in various parts of China, using geothermal water, hot spring water, and waste water from power plants to raise turtles, achieving good results.