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What reason is aglow on Brazilian tortoise body? How to do?

Anyuan
Practicing veterinary physician
Malachite Green Ointment or Azithromycin Treatment: The redness of the Brazilian tortoise may be caused by bacterial infection, mainly due to the unclean water quality at ordinary times, or may be caused by injuries during transportation and fishing. Breeders can apply malachite green ointment or azithromycin, or take a medicated bath with malachite green solution. | | Potassium permanganate solution medicated bath: It may also be a disease of rotten nails or rotten nails, which is mainly caused by poor water quality or invasion of bacteria, and needs to be treated with potassium permanganate medicated bath.
What reason is aglow on Brazilian tortoise body? How to do?

1. Malachite Green Ointment or Azithromycin Treatment

1. Cause: The redness of Brazilian tortoises may be caused by bacterial infection. There are many causes of bacterial infection, such as unclean water quality, unclean food, injuries during transportation or fishing, etc. This factor can cause Brazilian tortoise bacterial infection, if the infection is not treated in time, there will be rotten nails or rotten nails and other problems.

2. Solution: The breeder needs to fish out the sick Brazilian tortoise and change it to a new container for breeding. The new container needs to be disinfected with potassium permanganate solution first. For Brazilian tortoises infected with bacteria, malachite green ointment or azithromycin can be applied first, and if the effect is not obvious, malachite green solution can be used for medicinal bath for 5 consecutive days to recover.

2. Potassium permanganate solution medicated

bath 1. Cause: The red body of Brazilian tortoise is the precursor of nail rot disease. The main cause of nail rot disease is poor water quality or long-term living in humid environment. In the early stage of rotten nail disease, there will be redness all over the body and rotten spots on the back nail. Later, when it is more serious, the carapace will directly bleed water or pus.

2. Solution: The breeder needs to take a medicated bath with potassium permanganate solution every day, raise it as dry as possible, and ensure sufficient illumination time every day. During treatment, you can feed more red worms, shrimps and other foods.

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