Like any surgical procedure, a gastrojejunostomy could result in infection or another complication. A gastrojejunostomy connects the stomach to the jejunum, bypassing the duodenum, the beginning of the intestine at the bottom of this image.
One more thing: Don't make your turtle's water temperature too warm. For most adult aquatic turtle species, 78 F. (25.5 C.) is the highest you want unless you're treating them for an illness and a veterinarian has told you to raise the temperature. Otherwise, too-warm water can encourage bacteria growth in the tank. It also discourages turtles from basking sometimes.
The first thing to do is to make sure the turtle is in a large enough tank -- too small of a tank can cause waste products to be highly concentrated and perfect for algae growth.As a general rule, the tank should hold at least 10 gallons of water per inch of turtle-even larger is better.This means a full grown turtle needs a tank larger than 100 gallons. If the tank is too small, water quality will be much harder to maintain, and the health and well-being of your turtle is at risk.owever, if the tank receives any direct sunlight, moving it out of the sunlight can help a lot. Keeping the tank clean is vital to water quality and will help with the algae (see Keeping your Turtle Tank Clean for help).