My little turtle hasn't eaten recently. As soon as his eyes are opened, they have a white film. My body temperature here is 10 degrees.

Hello, my friend. Coincidentally, I also have two Brazilian tortoises the size of coins. Like your turtle, they belong to the water turtle, and I have learned and practiced many of its living habits and habits.

Ok, now let's talk about your problem. Your turtle's eyes are infected with white eye disease ... Bacillus. You need timely treatment. Use chlortetracycline eye ointment, which is available in most families. Remember it's chlortetracycline, not erythromycin or anything. If there is no drugstore to sell at home, it is only a few dollars. Then smear it on the turtle's eyes, gently hold the turtle's carapace with its inner legs, and open its eyelids with your fingers. If he doesn't cooperate,

Then it must be dried to prevent bacteria from infecting its eyes again in water. Soak in warm water 10 minute before application, twice in the morning and twice in the evening. If the tortoise doesn't eat, it means that it hasn't finished hibernating. You 10 degree turtle, basking in the sun at most, will crawl around with eyes open, but won't eat, and the temperature drops and eyes are closed, which belongs to half.

Stop eating when the temperature is lower than 18, and hibernate when it is lower than 15. It was not until March-April around 20 that I really ended my hibernation and began to eat. My turtle started eating at 1 1 last year and 19 degrees two days ago.

Get rid of the white eye disease before your turtle starts eating.

Well, I typed it verbatim. You can keep asking questions. You must answer them in time. I hope your tortoise will recover soon.