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reptiles_120
at Mon Jan 19 17:42:53 2004 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by reptiles_120 ]
I have them in a 2'x2' cat cage while i hibernate them, with some dried grass on the bottom, and a sheet drape over part of it too keep out some light. (i thought the sheet might have been a possibility for suffocation, though i realized my large female, which is twice the size of the male, is doing perfectly fine.) While hibernating they are kept in a seperate room, which is kept between 55-60 degrees. They have been hibernating since early september. i live in michigan, and i put them into their outdoor cage in mid june, and they stay there untill they are into hibernation, and the weather forces us to bring them inside. this is what i read seemed to work for others. Thanks for any help, Phil
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