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Today, I'm showing you how I helped to heal the shell rot on my red ear slider which developed over the past number of years when previous owners didn't give him proper heating or basking areas.

Shell rot can begin when a semi aquatic turtle doesn't have proper basking areas or heating, or when a land turtle is in too humid of an environment. This causes the shell to always stay wet or moist and end up rotting away. This treatment kills any bacteria or mold causing this rot which allows the shell to heal over time.

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