Fluoride Toxicity In Turtles

One of the most negative aspects of chronic fluoride toxicity in wildlife is the reduced reproductive success that can impact wildlife populations. Therefore, there is a strong need for prevention and control of fluoride intoxication in wildlife.

Chlorine, fluoride, and heavy metals can be toxic to turtles, so make sure to check your local water quality reports to see if your tap water is safe to use. Its also important to consider the pH level of the water.

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The source of the water: Town water is often high in chemicals e.g., chlorine, copper (from copper water pipes), and fluoride; many of these chemicals can be toxic to turtles, even in low concentrations. Always test the water before adding to tank (see below, under monitoring water quality).

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