Red Eared Slider turtles commonly face shell rot and skin infections related to poor water quality. Pink skin discoloration in a Red Eared Slider may indicate bacterial or fungal infection, often …

Red-Eared Slider Turtle Eye Swelling and Cloudiness in a 30-Year-Old Red-eared sliders commonly face eye infections and vitamin A deficiency-related issues. Swollen, cloudy eyes in …

Red-Eared Slider Turtle Respiratory Infection Signs and Care Red-eared sliders commonly face respiratory infections and shell rot due to poor habitat conditions. Bubbles from the nose and …

Customer: My red-eared slider will only eat shrimp. I've tried several different foods, but it won't eat them. Veterinarian's Assistant: I'll do all I can to help. What is the slider's name and age? …

Red Ear Slider Turtle: Removing Algae from Bright Green Shell Red Ear Sliders commonly face algae buildup and shell discoloration in inadequate tank conditions. Algae growth on a Red …

Red Eared Slider Turtle: Black Sack Hanging from Tail Explained Red eared sliders commonly face shell infections and tail injuries from biting or environmental stress. A black sack hanging …

Red Eared Slider Turtle: Swimming Issues and Pink Skin Symptoms Red Eared Sliders commonly face shell rot and bacterial infections affecting skin and mobility. Swimming sideways with one …

For a red eared slider, recommended temperatures: Air temperature 75-80F (24-27C) with warmer basking area on rock or log out of the water at 85-95F (29.5-35C) where they can fully …

Red Eared Slider Turtle with Swollen Back Legs: Causes and Care Red eared sliders commonly face shell rot and metabolic bone disease affecting limbs. Swollen back legs in red eared …

Red Eared Slider Turtle: Respiratory Infection and Vitamin A Deficiency Red Eared Sliders commonly face respiratory infections and vitamin A deficiency affecting their health. …