Re: Russians outdoors in PA?

Posted by Katrina on March 16, 2002 at 23:20:18:

In Reply to: Russians outdoors in PA? posted by Bill Ryder on March 16, 2002 at 17:53:25:

I've seen them hibernated outside in MD (soil with good drainage).

Katrina

: Wanted to ask...does anyone have experience keeping Russian torts outside in PA? Can they thrive outside?

: Just bought a house and my thought was that in my yard I have plenty of room to make an outdoor enclosure. Was going to sink a box several feet into the ground so they could borrow to hearts content. My only big concern I guess would be if they'd get too much moisture. Any thoughts.

: E-mail really appreciated if possible. Thanks!

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