P.S. Very wet turtle docks are a cause of shell rot. If conditions show, leave them in a dry tank overnight, and feed them dog food.(the dry stuff) This is one of the best known ways of fixing it. Conditions should improve.
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1. A large piece of styrofoam( take size slightly larger than tank, so it fits tight) White,
compressed styrofoam.
2. LOW TEMPERATURE glue gun. This is important because a high temp glue gun will only melt the styrofoam. It should be smaller and will have blue label saying low temp. I bought the mini gluesticks. I found out from the manufacturer that there are NO toxic additives or compounds. However, if you're still concerned about toxicity, feel free to use an aquarium sealant or epoxy instead.
3. A very sharp knife.You should have one at home. ( For slicing the styrofoam, and turtle dock)
4. Assorted SMOOTH rocks, fake or real plants, whatever you want on your new dock. Be Creative!
( You need smooth rocks, because sharp aquarium gravel will damage shells)
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