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Old 17-07-2020, 04:02 PM   #9
sandy
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Well that has definitely opened my eyes! She will be getting a lot more outdoor time then. I was always worried she would end up hibernating herself below 10C because that's what the fridge method said to keep them below.

I'll get her checked at the vets for any parasites or worms for peace of mind.

Thanks all
Charles
Tortoises start to bury down when the days are much shorter, mine will gradually go to bed earlier and earlier, also get up later. Thats when you need to think more, shorter days:0)
You really dont have to worry to much 10c is quite high for hibernaton. They are just a lot slower.
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