Lauren G
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I have a 2.5 year old female sulcata. She has grown so much this last year and I'm starting to think the indoor house is getting too small for her and her Russian partner. I live in north Georgia, just north of Atlanta. Winters can get pretty cold but not arctic cold. It might get down to the teens but usually stays in the 30-40s. She's becoming restless in her current home. She paces a lot and she has outgrown her hidey hole. Should I wait till spring to move her outside? And since she has had a Russian companion her whole life, should I get her a friend who's going to be more her size? Or can they remain roommates for life. I worry she will hurt him when she gets even bigger. She's already almost twice his size. Thanks for any advice.