What if the turtle gets blinded? Would you like to tear this membrane off with a needle? I'm sure a lot of people have heard of it. First of all, the blogger has never used this method, firstly, not to understand, and secondly, not to do it.
Secondly, we need to know what a white membrane covering a turtle's eye is, which is called an “immediate membrane”, which usually appears when the turtle is extremely upset or threatened, thereby protecting the eye.
And it can't be born, blood is inevitable in the transient process, and there's a great possibility of inflammation if you don't pay attention, so to conclude, this is not recommended.
We can try to rub human eyeballs in the eye of a turtle with a tampons, but of course it's possible. Two or three times a day, one or two drops per eye, lasting about a week, slowly recovers.
Of course, at the same time, care is taken to keep the water in the larders clean, and the water temperature around 1.28 degrees centigrade will be better than the recovery of turtles.