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Jillian Fricke
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This is ny first autumn/winter having a Russian Tortoise, so forgive me if I seem at all ignorant. My little guy is kept indoors year-round, and in the summer I took him outside for some playtime every afternoon. He is usually extremely energetic and social. He comes immediately when his name is called and is always ready to eat. However, he has barely been moving over the past two days and is extremely lethargic. He has been eating a little, however. Could he possibly be entering hibernation mode, and would it happen this quickly? Or should I take him to the emergency vet?
Additional info: I have a PowerSun bulb that stays on for 12 hours a day. I also have a ceramic heat emitter for the nighttime that has NOT been used yet, because it has not dropped below 60 degrees overnight yet.
Additional info: I have a PowerSun bulb that stays on for 12 hours a day. I also have a ceramic heat emitter for the nighttime that has NOT been used yet, because it has not dropped below 60 degrees overnight yet.