I live in NW Washington, which is a pretty mild climate for winters. I have read many places that my turtle will hebernate in the winter and be ok. Is this true?
I was wondering what I need to do for her to help her hibernate. What type of area will she hibernate in?
When do they normaly hibernate?
Thans for the help!!
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hibernation
Laubster
Sep 02, 2006 05:59 PM
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winter_sunset
Sep 04, 2006 07:58 PM
Most people suggest not hibernating for the winter. I know what you're talking about, I'm in Washington. However, if they're kept outside, then they'll do what comes naturally. All you have to do is provide some mud and/or other materials. lol 
If you keep them inside at room temperature, they'll be fine without hibernation.
