Sick animals must be protected from direct contact with other animals, the reason for which will be to isolate partially, but without it completely to withdraw from the general atmosphere, because some people are more sensitive and can go into complete anorexia.

The injected water will be checked to ensure that it does not drop microorganisms, which must be cleaned and changed at minimal intervals. When administering oral medications, they should be diluted with water only when used. They can also be mixed into feed or, if presented in solutions, injected into small pieces of meat. If they cannot be introduced, they may go to bed, a method used when animals are no longer feeding or when they are very weak. In general, injections are preferred because the dose of drugs prescribed to be administered is very precise.

To avoid accidents, it is necessary to guard the dough properly, which is usually done by two people. Subcutaneous injections are performed in the folds of the neck or on the inner surface of the limbs, and sometimes just below the tail. Intramuscular administration is usually prescribed in the cellulose or chest muscles.

Respiratory system disorders have been successfully inhaled from a variety of products, depending on the type of condition. In this regard, in a bowl of volatile hot water are inserted and the animal is forced to stand for 10 minutes in a reduced space, as close to the effect as possible to be beneficial.

How to introduce turtles. Likewise, the use of formol and iodine on sick animals should be discouraged and living areas or other components inside the aquarium should be disinfected. Do not use drugs where the dosage is unknown, as there is a risk that instead of working well with the animals, making them worse off and losing them.

Feeding Carnivorous Turtles First we make some recommendations for feeding carnivorous turtles, Florida turtles taking standard or with Roney Temples, the most common among terrariums. One of the basic principles in eating turtles is to manage their food as varied as possible, in order to ensure that all the elements needed by the body from protein to minerals and vitamins are present.

The diet structure introduced to predators necessarily includes meat from various domestic animals. Except for the pig, which is difficult to digest. It will also include organs, fish, snails, frames, food specially prepared for dogs and cats, chicken, mice, frogs, etc.

The amount of food to be administered to carnivorous turtles depends, in part, on their appetite at any given time, taking into account periods of transition from or to hibernation, as well as temperature environment, which regulates appetite and reproductive activity throughout the season.

As a rule, an amount of food equal to 8-10% of the animal's weight is calculated, which will be given at 1-2 day intervals, depending on appetite and consumption. When determining this amount, it will take into account, among other things, the age of the animal, and the results of preliminary feed readings do not remain, since it can be changed and then discarded.

Better results are obtained when the turtles' food is live because it better matches the animal's preferences and is more suitable in terms of quality. Depending on the age of the frogs, feeding will be differentiated. Thus, young turtles feed at shorter intervals, initially twice a day and then once a day, while adults feed once every two or three days.

Fresh foods can be served as is, and the toughest ones will be chopped or cut into small pieces. Predatory turtles are capable of processing even larger pieces that they tear, but consumption is more difficult and with greater energy losses, while the younger ones remain unpunished along with the food next to them.

When feeding, it is taken into account that predatory turtles bite, and sometimes when we return inappropriately to the aquarium, they may confuse our fingers with prey, and therefore we may bite hard. It is recommended that food be introduced as widely as possible to include two types and not be too large, because oxidation and decomposition will contaminate the aquarium water, thereby becoming a source of disease. Also, keep in mind that the food is not altered or contaminated as it causes illness in turtles.

Although they are carnivores and aquatic frogs, in addition to their main food, they will be served at least twice a week green lettuce, which they eat with pleasure, and in addition they bring a significant amount of mineral salts and vitamins.

In addition, intestinal transit is much faster compared to carnivorous turtles. Structurally speaking, terrestrial shellfish products contain a wide range of plant varieties. In addition to a range of herbs, many varieties of vegetables are also cultivated from spontaneous flora. Many varieties of vegetables are also used for this. You can add red fruits to them with great success, but others include bananas, apples, pears, oranges.

A diet structure that ideally matches the requirements of a terrestrial test body may include: wild and cultivated grasses and vegetables. However, you can also recommend animal products such as: minced or chopped organs, cheese, cheese, and milk powder mixed with potatoes cooked into a paste.

For pronounced turtle pigmentation, carrots can also be used for terrestrial turtles and pink shrimp for aquatic ones, which will bring a significant contribution of carotene or some of its precursors. Thermal Regulation of Turtles Turtles, along with fish and all other reptiles, are animals with variable body temperatures.

To maintain body temperature, turtles need certain conditions, outside of which they cannot live. In this regard, when higher temperatures are required, they are exposed to sunbathing or moving from one place to another at an alarming pace. When exposed to the sun, turtles climb onto rocks or sloping trees where they remain motionless for long periods of time, absorbing the amount of heat they need.

If we raise turtles in aquariums or in natural landscaped areas and are intended for this purpose, it is best to provide them with inclined supports for the necessary sunbathing. Moreover, thanks to sunlight, in addition to heat, it also has ultraviolet rays, which is especially necessary for sterilizing the body, eliminating certain aquatic parasites and, in particular, obtaining the necessary ossification compounds.

When their body temperature is too high, turtles seek out shady areas to adjust their temperature, and aquatic turtles dive into the water. Another possibility for regulating body temperature is through voluntary increases in breathing and changes in heart rate. Thus, when the temperature is too high, the heart rate decreases and blood circulation occurs more slowly, as opposed to the situation when the temperature should increase, when the heart rate increases and blood circulation occurs much faster.

This autoregulation can only be accomplished if turtles have the ability to adapt, because if we keep them at constant temperature over a long period of time, there is a risk of their death. Need for toast to get low or high temperatures plays a key role in protecting the body, so we must offer both hot and cold places in increasing captivity to ensure the temperature their body requires is comfortable. Depending on the ambient temperature, turtles have more or less intense activity.

For each species of turtle there are comfort parameters for activity and very precise hibernation that must be taken into account when we intend to handle this activity. To avoid frequent occurrences of this species, it is necessary to take protective measures, which consist of height barriers that will not allow escalation, or if they are to be supported on terraces, the walls will be provided with protective edges.

Reproduction of turtles Turtles cannot talk about any specific breeding age, because it is very variable, from one species to another, but also within the same species, from one individual to another, depending on the conditions from which it has benefited , and it works for a very long time. We must remember that men are usually much earlier than women, the difference may be one or several years.

According to some researchers, the achievement of reproductive maturity is closely related to the size of the animals and life expectancy, as well as the age of the animals. By estimating the relative optimal mating ages for some species raised in captivity, we can see that turtles with red specimens are the earliest.

In their natural environment, herbaceous broods have a distinct territorial behavior during the breeding season that keeps them strictly throughout their lives, an aspect that we also have to keep in mind when raising them in captivity. Thus, the tortoiseshell frog will not reproduce unless we create conditions that replicate as much as in the natural areas of the frame.

As soon as the moment approaches, if more people grow up together, men begin to fight to win a partner. In this sense, males perform true mating parades in front of females, moving in force, touching the partner's shell several times, making it vibrate, gently scraping the woman's chin with her front paws, sometimes biting the female, In a circle around or in front of him, etc. In addition, in some species, the noctuid emits some sounds that resemble a spacesuit that impresses the woman's acceptance or performs lateral movements of the head until the partner's consent.