I've tried to include as much information as I can below. I'm really getting worried about my little guy. He's just not himself at all and I don't know what else I can do for him.
How big is your turtle? about 3-4 inches
How long have you had it? since he hatched
What is the water temperature? currently 80-82 -- have tried 74-76 range but he got lathargic until I warmed back to 80. He seems to like it a little to the warm side.
Did you use a thermometer? Yes. Have 3 strip thermos on 3 sides of tank.
Are you using a water heater? Yes. Just purchased a new one yesterday. Old one wasn't reliable and started shedding the coating on it. I'm afraid Turt may have ingested some of it. Not sure.
How much water is in there? estimated 17 gals maybe as much as 20.
Are you using a water conditioner? Yes - Zoomed Reptisafe treat water after each tank cleaning and anytime significant amt of new water is added
Are you using any filtration? Yes...Tetra Whisper filter in tank. Filter is for 40-60 gal tank.
What is the basking temperature? Not sure how to measure this. I know it is warmer than the water and he loves to bask, especially since I moved the light to the proper 10 inches from his basking rock.
Is there a basking light? Yes. Currently Using a ZooMed Reptile Bulb 75 Watt. Supposed to have UVA.
Is there a basking platform that is easy to climb on? Yes as long as I keep the water level up on the rock.
What kind is it or what is it made out of? Big stone I got from a rock wall in front of my house.
Is there a UVB light? HAD a Zilla Reptile bulb in the tank hood, but it quit working, so now back to using a regular Fish tank bulb of unknown brand that came with the tank. Previous owner had fish, so not sure of the UV content. This has been of large debate with my husband who believes any flourescent bulb will do for a UV bulb to give the turt what he needs. I plan to sneak a ReptiSun bulb in there when I get a chance. I know the current bulb is more than 6 months old so it needs changed anyway. GRRRR.....
What have you been trying to feed it? Pellets which he has refused his entire life but still offering them, have tried Reptomin and Zoomed so far but never any interest at all. Krill, Shrimp, Fluker's Meelworms, live cave crickets when they show up in the house. (We yell "TURTLE FOOD!" and toss it in the tank.) He used to LOVE these. An occasional grass spider if caught in the house, tried offering Clam Turtle Chasers Treats. He won't show interest in anything at all right now. He used to eat 3 craisins every other day. Are cranberries ok for turtles? Turt loves them, or used to until last 2 weeks. Haven't seen them listed as good or bad in any of the lists. I've also offered him clover at the suggestion of other RES owners, but he's never shown any interest. I figured this was just due to his age mainly.
When was the last time your turtle ate? about 2 weeks ago.
How big is the tank/pond/enclosure? 29 gallon tank
Is the tank near a window? Yes, sits next to window but not in front of it.
Is the tank in a room with a lot of activity? Yes - Living Room
Have you read the Basic Care section? Yes, several times over.
Have you searched the forums for similar situations? Yes! Everything says turtle is cold, but he is NOT too cold. Water is 80-82F
Is there any other unusual activity/symptoms? See below.
Little Turtimus Prime is about 16 months old. He use to come to the side of the tank and beg everyday at feeding time and would always swim up when I walked to the tank. If anyone else walked up, he'd scramble behind his rock and hide. He would eat from my fingers unless he was mad at me for some reason. Now he won't move from whatever spot he's chosen. Sometimes he will bask, but not much. He is keeping his eyes closed all the time now as well. He has no visible symptoms as far as spots or discoloring of his shell or limbs. His face seems a little on the pale side, but otherwise, his coloring is the most brilliant it's been since he was hatched. He has gone from lethargic to just plain immobile today. I tried taking him outside and letting him sit in the sunlight for awhile yesterday. When I went to pick him up, he looked up at me and when a grasshopper landed in his tub, he moved toward it then just turned away and came to the edge of the tub for me to pick him up. Normally, he would vigorously attack any grasshopper in his water. I've been concerned about his sudden loss of appetite for days now, and we've watched his behavior steadily slow to a crawl. My husband doesn't want me to take him to the vet because he just picked him up near the pond where he works. To him, he's just a turtle and he doesn't want to spend a lot of money on vet care when he can always just grab another one. I've become quite attached to the little guy and want to do anything I can to save him.
I have recently changed his water and treated it with Reptisafe as usual. It seemed to have a frothy section at one end of the tank, so I removed Turt and changed the water again and re-treated it with Reptisafe. He was rubbing his eyes a lot, but now he just keeps them closed all the time. The frothiness in that portion of the tank is gone, but Turt still is weak and sickly. I've read post after post trying to find anything at all to help, but only find suggestions on water temps to warm things up. At the last tank cleaning about a week ago, I pulled out any gravel that was remotely close to the size of his head or smaller and tossed it in the driveway. No signs of him pooping any rocks, but then I've never really noticed him pooping much of anything else either. How big should his poop be? I'm sure he does as the tank gets pretty nasty if not cleaned at least once a month with partial changes in between. I've been removing uneaten food after a few hours. I've tried feeding both in and out of the tank. Any ideas on what could be happening here? Thanks for your help and sorry if this has been answered before. I've tried finding an answer before posting, but didn't see anything that fit my situation. Oh and we don't have a herp vet nearby if I did need to take him in, so if there is anything at all I can do otherwise, I need to try it first. Also, I put a Dr. Turtle in the tank after changing the water. This gets done with each full tank cleaning.
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I did get a new Opti-Glo UVB bulb for the tank, and some Nutrifin Pellets to try feeding him. He hasn't eaten any so far, but he did give them a good hard look when I put a couple next to him on the dock. I got these because they said they had extra Vitamin A in them and they are shrimp flavored which he really likes, so hoping that will help. They cost a bit more too, so I'm hoping that may be a small indication they are a better quality brand. Hard to tell these days though. Still going to try the jello shots too once I get to the grocery store to buy the ingredients. After being instructed by the vet to get a reptile bulb, hubby finally let up on the campaign for any old flourescent light for the tank hood.
Now that I know how to care for him, it is so frustrating not being able to get him to respond to anything.