Does mosquitoes and pesticides affect turtles? Let's get this over with

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Does the mosquito have a lot of influence on the turtle? Would it have affected turtles if they had some mosquitoes and sprayed pesticides in the summer?

A number of interested questions from fans have been received in the recent past, and a detailed answer has been provided during this period.

Does mosquitoes and pesticides affect turtles? Let's get this over with

First, the effect of mosquitoes on turtles is present, but not significant. You know that the turtles themselves love mosquitoes, after all, high protein foods, and when did the blogger shoot mosquitoes to catch his own turtles?

Although mosquito bites tortoises are a small probability event, they are also a result of mosquito bites. Cases of skin ulceration due to bites still require attention.

Second, we use mosquitoes that don't affect turtles, and no one can light them 24 hours in closed space, so even if there is an impact on turtles, we can ignore it.

But when we spray insecticides, we need to protect the turtle tank, and the insecticides don't drop in the tank or touch the turtle itself, after all, it hurts when people suck it or touch it.

What do you say?