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Turtle Drowning
Cause: Semi-aquatic turtles kept for a long time in a pool with water that is too deep cannot get onto land and can only float at the surface, stretching out their necks to breathe; after a long time, the turtle becomes exhausted and inhales water. Sometimes when the water is changed, the water level suddenly rises, and large fluctuations on the water surface can also cause drowning in turtles. Symptoms: The turtle's neck becomes swollen and fat, and its limbs are weak. After dissection, the lungs are filled with water, and there is a relatively large amount of water in the abdominal cavity. Prevention and treatment: After discovering a sick turtle, hold the turtle head downward so that water flows out through the nostrils, and use a finger to press the turtle's limb sockets, squeezing rhythmically. For a turtle with mild drowning, place it in a ventilated place and let it slowly recover.
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Rescue methods for copper coin grass and pothos that have died from drought, drowning, fertilizer burn, or pests
Many people grow plants, but due to neglect, plants always end up dying in all kinds of ways. So do you know that even when a plant has not completely died, there are still other ways to save it? What exactly are those methods? Let's take a look. Death from drought: if flowers and plants are not watered in time, the leaves will begin to wilt from the top downward
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Fertilization methods for edible fungi and the reasons for browning, yellowing and dropping of Clivia miniata leaves
Why do Clivia miniata leaves scorch, turn yellow and drop
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For beginners, watering flowers easily leads to drowning or drought death; master the seven more and seven less principles of watering flowers
Why do beginners easily drown or dry out flowers when watering? The seven more and seven less principles of watering flowers
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What plants are suitable for dog-owning households? These are recommended
In dog-owning households, when choosing houseplants it is best to meet these four requirements: non-toxic to dogs, unlikely to cause dog allergies, difficult for dogs to chew, and not easily knocked over by dogs. Plants like pothos and lilies, if accidentally ingested by a dog, may cause vomiting, diarrhea, or even more serious health problems. Below we introduce
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Recommendations for Plants Suitable for Dog - Owning Households
In households with dogs, when choosing indoor plants, it is best to meet these four major requirements: being non-toxic to dogs, not likely to cause allergies
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