floating: signs of respritory infection?

Posted by turtleyman on April 13, 2003 at 14:39:00:

in a response at the bottom of this forum titled trouble with baby res written by dsgnGrl, she writes that floating can be "signs of a respritory infection of a gastro-intestinal problem" but i have also been told that floating (while sleeping or not) is instinct because turtles in the wild do this to avoid predators, unless they are in a large group of a bunch of turts and are EXTRA cautious........ which one is true? the respritory infection theory, or just being cautious theory? thanks in advance, kevin

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• Re: floating: signs of respritory infection? GabyES 04/13/03 (2)
  • Re: floating: signs of respritory infection? periwinklewalnut 04/13/03 (1)
    • Re: floating is one issue, floating lopsided is another karenGK 04/13/03 (0)

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