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Re: russian getting ready for hibernation


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Posted by Marcy on October 09, 2000 at 21:25:45:

In Reply to: Re: russian getting ready for hibernation posted by andy on October 08, 2000 at 22:59:21:

: the garage? how cold does it get in southern california? in the bay area it is anywhere from 60 to 40 degrees, would that be a problem?

It gets pretty cold here at night in the winter. About the same as what you describe. A few times it has even got below freezing & there was ice on the car glass. Normally it gets around the 40s & 50s at night & then warms up conciderably during the day. I have some mediteranian tortoises (Marginated & Greeks) that sort of "half hibernate". They seem to go down, but then come out on nice afternoons sometimes & bask & sometimes will eat & drink. They just slow wayyyyy down.




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