In recent days, one of Guangdong's tortoise players, Wei (alias), has come to the attention of his netizens: a tortoise who has been forgotten at the bottom of his box for over a year, has survived miracleally, with his skin thinned, and is known by his relatives as “torture”. At the moment, the crocodile turtle is accepting Wei's scientific adjustments and is recovering.
According to Wei, he got it from other players a year ago. At that time, he had an external wound on his face and placed it in a box, where he intended to be treated with medication and treated for appropriate placement after the injuries had improved. However, because of the large number of turtles raised in the home and the complexity of day-to-day care, he inadvertently left the turtle completely at the bottom of the box until recently when he had prepared his goods.
When they were found, the state of the crocodile was overwhelming: under the original thick crust, the limbs and the body were so thin that the skin was so close to the bones that it looked like a “skull” and many of the netizens looked at the picture and called “heartache”. Fortunately, it still has vital signs, and its weak activities prove its resilience, which makes it both guilty and fortunate that Wei decided to take full care of it and help it to recover.
Wei has a rational judgment in the face of the Internet's advice to feed the shrimp. He told journalists that turtles could contract intestinal functions in chronic hunger and that if they were suddenly fed in large quantities, they would increase their physical burden and even pose health risks. As a result, he took a step-by-step approach by providing the crocodiles with a small amount of digestible food to observe their food intake and digestion. The feedback of these days shows that the crocodiles have been able to eat normally and their mental state has gradually improved, and that there are no major problems with a complete recovery of health in the future.
This experience of "torture strong" has not only shocked the ability of the network to survive the crocodiles, but has also triggered discussions about the responsibility of pets. Wei indicated that this neglect, which he blames himself, will be followed by more careful care of all the pets in the family and that it is hoped that other breeders will avoid similar situations.