do greeks hibernate and if they do, do they do this by themselves?
btw Tiny the greek is so sweet he loves his head and neck rubbed not shy at all
btw Tiny the greek is so sweet he loves his head and neck rubbed not shy at all
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Would depend on what type of greek...the conditions.s he is being kept in and how long have you had him....
golden greek only had 3 days nowascott said:Would depend on what type of greek...the conditions.s he is being kept in and how long have you had him....
just wanted to be prepared I would prefer not to hibernate and wondered if something they just automatically do
If a Golden, you may try the variant described in my signature.
Colorado Springs climate-type are familiar to the Ibera Greeks, while Golden Greeks live in s- AZ, s- NM, sw-TX type climate as average, but lacking the occasional cold snaps close to 0*F. Middle East is much uniform in winter, and while El Paso, TX and Amman, Jordan have the same January average, you will never see -20*C in Amman (maybe very rare close to -10*C), but occuring as a rare event in El Paso.
Regardless the origin, your tortoise will benefit from outdoor keeping from mid-April to mid-September.
Colorado Springs climate-type are familiar to the Ibera Greeks, while Golden Greeks live in s- AZ, s- NM, sw-TX type climate as average, but lacking the occasional cold snaps close to 0*F. Middle East is much uniform in winter, and while El Paso, TX and Amman, Jordan have the same January average, you will never see -20*C in Amman (maybe very rare close to -10*C), but occuring as a rare event in El Paso.
Regardless the origin, your tortoise will benefit from outdoor keeping from mid-April to mid-September.
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