Under Tail New Cbr 150 2016
Eilal Pichardo
I only can think of causes that may create this problem, one being a person inadvertently saved their flight planning program with your tail number and does not verify the entry when they file OR coincidently on two different flights when they file maybe with FSS a typo OR a typo when ATC entered the data into the system (popup IFR).
When I file, sometimes I get identified as a Sierra rather then a Sundowner even though I use BE23, so instead of constantly correcting ATC (I usually correct the first mis-identification and thank them for the upgrade), I just enjoy the good sounds of being a BE24 at the price of a BE23.
Hello, today I saw my turtle tank had turned red. I looked in and took the 2 turtles out of the water (red-eared sliders) I saw that my female was bleeding from the small hole underneath her tail. The blood looked coagulated and stringy. I had never seen this before. I had seen the small male bite at her a few times, and she sometimes bites back at him, but neither caused bleeding. Today is the first day I have witnessed this, and I want to catch anything early. Thank you, please repsond.
Is she bleeding now? Can you post a pic? Does she have a bite? You may want to separate them if they continue biting each other. Have you checked they medical gallery? This is advice on how to treat a bite, but if you aren't sure it's a bite, you may want to post pics!
Clean the injured area with clean water. Disinfect the area with iodine or betadine. Treat with Silvadene (Silver Sulfadiazine), Neosporin or triple action antibiotic. Let turtle be dry for about an hour after treatment. Place in separate tank with clean water. You can add StressCoat for fish as it assists in the healing process. Treat this way daily for about 2 weeks or so.
Thanks, but I don't think it's a bite. The bleeding came from within the cloeca/anus and no, she is not bleeding now. I do not own a digital camera, so I can't post a picture. The cloeca/anus, which used to be a slit, is now enlarged into a hole in the tail. The bleeding has only occurred once, and that was about 2 hours ago. Please reply.
She is about 7-9 inches from head to tail, and she is not digging, but I do realize that she has been experiencing some irritation in her left eye as well (I don't know if it is related or not to the bleeding) and our male turtle has been trying to court (the rapid nail vibration upon her face.) She seems rather uncomfortable, but my dad just went to bed and I really can't move the turtles for my lack of experience, but if you have any other ideas, please throw them out. Thank you, please respond. (as you can tell I'm desperate for help at almost 12am...)
I would definitely separate the turtles. Bleeding is never a good sign, and the bleeding turtle should go see the vet to determine the cause. All we can do is take guesses without pictures, and you need a definite answer. I strongly urge you to separate them, as further injury could occur, and the injured turtle should be kept alone and observed. There are so many things this could be, but a vet can tell you for certain.
She may be trying to pass something sharp that she swallowed. If that is the problem I don't know what to do to help.... The thought did cross my mind though that perhaps your female is a male, that the fanning was actually a dominant display and that his penis has been bitten.... Either way I would make sure that the turtles are seperated, that your water is very very clean and that the turtle does not get cold.
thanks for the ideas, but I am fairly sure that she is female, because once when I got home from baseball practice, there were eggs in the tank, and the one that I thought was a male was biting at them, not the one that has been bleeding. That's why I thought she was female. The turtles have been seperated, no more bleeding has occurred, but the what-I-think-is the female is just basking and resting.
Ok, the turtles have officially been seperated, and no further mishaps have occurred since about 8 hours ago. I'm still keeping a close watch, and I'll let you all know how it turns out. Thank you all for being so helpful.
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