CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Is the ball pearl fish at home sick?

1. Is the ball pearl fish you keep at home sick?

The water is not good. Keep the filter open and put enough filter material in to cultivate nitrifying bacteria. The brown spots should be slight bleeding. There are two possibilities: the fish cannot adapt to the water environment and the stress response is caused; or it is a bacterial infection. Improve the water quality and observe for a period of time. The fish may recover on their own when the water is better. If the water is good and the problem still occurs, you have to use sterilization methods, such as yellow powder bath.

2. Is there something wrong with the eyes of the turtle at home?

[White eye disease] White eye disease is a common disease in red-eared turtles, yellow-throated sliders, yellow-margined box turtles, and spotted turtles, and the incidence rate is higher in young turtles.

The cause of the disease may be poor water quality, massive bacterial infection, inflammation caused by fighting and biting between turtles, etc.

The sick turtle's eyes are inflamed and congested, the eyes are swollen, and the cornea and nasal mucosa are eroded due to eye inflammation. Most sick turtles have white spots or foreign objects in their eyes, small red spots in the corners of their eyes, and the surface of the eyeballs is covered with white secretions.

At this time, the sick turtle is listless, sluggish in reaction, has no interest in food, and in severe cases stops eating. It is afraid of light, moves slowly, and scratches its eyes with its front paws from time to time.

At the same time, they have difficulty breathing, and from time to time they tilt their heads upward or open their mouths wide, as if coughing, and sometimes spit out bubbles; some have tuberculosis sounds in the trachea, and spit out thick sputum from time to time; some have their mouths blocked by something like tofu dregs.

Those with severe illness will die quickly, and some will die from difficulty breathing.

As the disease progresses, some of the sick turtles become lighter and have difficulty sinking, so they can only lie on the shore. A few float on the water or climb onto other turtles. Some have sunken eyes, and in severe cases, one or even both sides are blind, which is the so-called "blind eye". Troubled by the disease, the turtles do not eat for a long time, and eventually die of organ failure. Treatment: Soak in 10% salt water for 10 minutes (water over the back) for disinfection, dry-raise until the disease is cured, go to the pharmacy to buy erythromycin or chloramphenicol eye ointment, and use the medicine three times a day until the eyes open.

3. How many chickens should you raise at home?

If the space is large, you can raise more fish. You can raise a hundred fish in a hundred square meters.

4. Can’t chew the free-range chicken at home?

The meat of chickens raised at home is firmer due to their large amount of exercise, but it is also more delicious and nutritious, and it is impossible not to chew it.

5. The chickens raised at home are Phoenix novels?

When Am I Invincible?

Author: Chen Pingan and Murong Xue

Novel Synopsis

[Invincible + Funny + Single Female Lead + Dihua] He always thought he was a mortal, but he didn't know that his yard was full of artifacts, and the chickens he raised were phoenixes! It was not until he lived in a mortal town for five years that the system finally allowed him to contact practitioners. Only then did he realize that no matter how strong a person was, when they saw him, they would be scared to death and call him senior. Some even knelt down to worship... This book is a bit silly and nonsensical, specializing in treating unhappiness, with a unique style. You will be surprised after reading it!

6. The chickens I raised at home died of heat. Can I eat them?

Yes, but if they have just died, you have to bleed them quickly. My chickens will get heatstroke when people enter the chicken house in the summer. The house is too low and there is no ventilation, so the chickens get heatstroke too. But you have to make sure they really died of heatstroke, for example, they were exposed to the sun all the time and they were not given water to drink. If they died of illness, don't eat them. The risk outweighs the gain. Consider it yourself. It's usually not a big problem. It just scares yourself.

7. Are chickens raised on the grassland tastier than those raised at home?

This is for sure, because the environment for raising chickens is different. Chickens raised on grasslands are mostly fed with insects in the grass, while chickens raised at home are fed with artificial synthetic feed. One is purely natural, and the other is processed later, which is obviously different.

8. If the dog at home bites the chicken to death, should we still keep the dog?

When I was a child, the big dog in my family stole eggs several times. My father would hold the eggs in one hand and a stick in the other, and put the eggs in front of the dog. If the dog came forward to smell the eggs, he would beat it. After a few times, the dog never dared to steal eggs again.

He who deserves a beating shall be beaten!

9. Are roosters noisy if kept at home?

If you keep a rooster at home, it will definitely make noise. You definitely can't keep a chicken at home, after all, it will make noises and have a peculiar smell. If you want to keep it, you should keep it in the yard, in a cage outside.

Generally, when raising roosters indoors, you need to choose a larger chicken cage and place the cage in a well-ventilated space. If you raise roosters outdoors, you can choose an open, sunny and dry environment for free-range breeding.

10. Is it illegal to raise jungle fowl at home?

Illegal.

The jungle fowl is a tropical forest bird and the wild ancestor of the domestic chicken. The jungle fowl has a wide distribution range and is not close to the critical value of vulnerable and endangered species survival (distribution area or fluctuation range is less than 20,000 square kilometers, habitat quality, population size, and distribution area fragmentation). The population trend is stable, so it is evaluated as a species with no survival crisis and is now a second-class protected animal in China.