I had two baby red footed tortoises. I live in South America. I found one single drop of blood in the enclosure the other day but examined them, assuming it was a foot or something, and found nothing. This morning I woke up and brought them into the sun, and i noticed the female was not moving, with all extremities out, including her head, with closed eyes. I immediately realize that she smelled abnormal, and very very terrible. I sat with them for a few minutes. She then started secreting some sort of cloudy, yellow-ish fluid. I thought it was coming from her tail, but upon closer inspection i realized that along the side of her shell, she had a very tiny hairline crack, in which the fluid was oozing from.. I assume that this is shell rot. Since I got them, she was never very active and never ate a lot. The male, who is usually very active, today was much more interested in hiding underneath me than being in the sun, and he seemed to back up and lot with his head in his shell. He was however, moving around fairly normally later on, but he did not open his eyes very much. The under side of his shell is slightly soft, but nothing that seems TOO concerning. He is a baby, but I am concerned that he was with her so long that he may have shell rot as well, if this IS shell rot. Any advice I can get would be HUGELY appreciated. I don't want him to die as well:/