1. Self-recovery 1. Reason: Yellow-edged closed-shell turtles don't eat, which may be because they don't adapt to the new environment. They are less daring and easily frightened, and they are prone to fear and uneasiness in the new environment.
2, Solution: Breeders need to ensure that their living environment is comfortable and quiet, and wait for a few days before they can adapt. After they adapt to the new environment, try to feed food.
2. Raise the water temperature1. Reason: It is also possible that the water temperature is too low, and their adaptability to the environment is not particularly strong. If the water temperature is lower than 18 ℃, they will have reduced activity and loss of appetite. If the water temperature is lower than 15 ℃, they may go into hibernation directly.
2. Solution: Breeders need to raise the water temperature to 22-26 ℃ immediately, and then try to feed food after they adapt to the new temperature.
3. Symptomatic treatment1. Reason: Yellow-edged closed-shell turtles don't eat because they are sick, and their digestive ability is weak, so they are prone to gastrointestinal diseases.
2. Solution: If they are found to have gastrointestinal diseases, they need to stop feeding immediately and raise the water temperature, which can accelerate their metabolism. If conditions permit, they can be fed some probiotics or norfloxacin, which can make them recover faster.
