Turtle ki skin nikal ne ka problem and treatment | Turtle skin shedding problem and it's treatment скачать в хорошем качестве

Turtle ki skin nikal ne ka problem and treatment | Turtle skin shedding problem and it's treatment

Turtle ki skin nikal ne ka problem and treatment | Turtle skin shedding problem and it's treatment | Pets vlog hindi | Baby turtle care #petsshala #petsvlog #petsvloghindi #dailypetsvlog #turtles #turtlecare #babyturtlecare ‪@PETSSHALA‬ My red eared slider is experiencing peeling of its skin. Is this normal? This looks like normal shedding which all reptiles do as they grow. The shell sheds, too. there could be other causes for shedding, especially if it's excessive. If your turtle otherwise seems healthy, eats well, and the shedding stops once the first layer comes loose, I wouldn't be too concerned. If you're worried, however, a visit with a reptile vet wouldn't be out of order. You can discuss housing and diet with the vet, to be sure your set-up is optimal. It's totally normal. But excessive shedding requires some attention. It may be caused by the water temperature being too high, or diets rich in proteins, fast growth and not basking enough. It could also be a sign of a fungal infection. Now, to avoid it feed it lettuce everyday as part of its diet. You could also bathe it in sulfa bath products sold in pet stores. The most effective is "dry docking". You might have to set an apparatus up. A large plastic tote works. It should be equipped with a basking area at 90*F and a UVB light.That'll keep it warm and dry, except for the 30 minute bath twice each day, to prevent dehydration. Feed during the bath. After each soak,scrub the shell with a clean toothbrush with Betadine on it, avoiding the eyes and skin. Good luck with your very cute turtle