So she is going to have to get them wet? Because she needs to get them dro. The pond and put them in another container...Unfortunately they will only eat in water. She could feed them in a clean container with clean water that has a bit of H2O2 in it, then pat the shells dry with a cloth.
Sorry I am bad at typing on the phone :\\ I meant.. She needs to get the turtles from the pond..So she is going to have to get them wet? Because she needs to get them dro. The pond and put them in another container...
Ik thank you I will infirm her and I'll see if she has any questions! Thanks!!Yes, she would have to. Although they can go a significant amount of time without food. So if she feeds them heavily for a few days, she should be able to treat them for at least a week before they would need to be fed again.
For now she said she does not have any questions and she thanks you!! Also sorry I meant to say ok not ok last post!Ik thank you I will infirm her and I'll see if she has any questions! Thanks!!
2ppm at the most. That works out to basically 2ml per liter. A gallon is about 4L. The amount depends on the size of the container she is using obviously, so some math might be in order if it's a large enough container. Might have to convert some things from metric to standard etc. Since they're turtles and not fish, the amount added can be a little more forgivable than with fish.My friend is wondering about how much hydrogen peroxide she would need. )
Ok thank you!!2ppm at the most. That works out to basically 2ml per liter. A gallon is about 4L. The amount depends on the size of the container she is using obviously, so some math might be in order if it's a large enough container. Might have to convert some things from metric to standard etc. Since they're turtles and not fish, the amount added can be a little more forgivable than with fish.