he doesn’t regard UV-B lighting as necessary but recommends broad-spectrum lighting . Quote from the care guide . Also unlikely to cause it in such a short time
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you're having shell and calcium-influenced problems right now, correct?
Go ahead do what you want. You don't need our advice. Why ask questions if you don't want to know the answers. I don't know anything, forget I even exist. Fix your own problem, Pal. Thankx for wasting my time. Merry Christmas.
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Frank, there are always those that will not listen to advice, "If you are not going to like the answer, do not ask the question". Merry Christmas 
you're having shell and calcium-influenced problems right now, correct?
Go ahead do what you want. You don't need our advice. Why ask questions if you don't want to know the answers. I don't know anything, forget I even exist. Fix your own problem, Pal. Thankx for wasting my time. Merry Christmas.
Yes there are shell issues . Merry Christmas to you too
All turtles need uvb light,in clouding all snapper species,softshells ,sea turtles and yes Fly River turtles,with out uvb turtles don't grow well,get immune system problems and eventually die.
Unless u buy a special uvb permitting window most of the uvb will be filtered out once it reaches the other side.
Unless u buy a special uvb permitting window most of the uvb will be filtered out once it reaches the other side.
Don't worry. It's in good condition except for the part where the shell is melting off.
