I live in virginia. I have been breeding torts here for over 35 yrs. I built my 9 redfoot breeders an outside 4x8 box that keeps the temp inside 37 degrees above outside temps. This time of year we average 54. Today was 42 for a high. Somehow they managed to break the hold on the 3 inch wide heavy duty velcroI had on the door. I came to home from work to find 7 of them out in the grass most were non responsive. Did not respond to touches to legs or head. Head would actually flop from side to side if tilted. Most were responding better after a warm bath however, the smallest a 8.25 inch dwarf cherryhead male has not come around beyond head movement and front legs he can pull himself with front eggs but can not lift himself up .any body got any idea how to help him further other than taking him to a vet. Only 1 around good with torts and he is 2 hrs away.frank 540 522 7419