Urgent Care :: This cannot be good; foaming at the mouth =(

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Post Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 12:13 pm   

I'm going to guess that the mouth foaming may have been caused by something he ate. It's certainly a possibility. You may want to check and recheck his original tank to ensure nothing got in there that shouldn't have been in there.

Great to hear he's doing well, don't worry about a little lost growth, he'll catch up!
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Post Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 11:34 pm   Re: This cannot be good; foaming at the mouth =(

I just looked at my red ear slider about 10 minutes ago and she's foaming at the mouth also.

I have no idea what to do, i cant really afford a vet right now. :-(.

She's ain a 40 gallon tank with three other turtles (two of which I'm trying to give away because they're all getting too big)


But where in NJ are you? I'm in the central area, near asbury park.
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Post Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2012 10:51 am   Re: This cannot be good; foaming at the mouth =(

This is a bit of an old topic, but you should separate the turtles if you think there is an illness or injury. Take her out of the water if she is having difficulty breathing or swimming.
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