Re: Bells Hingeback info

Posted by Linda on May 07, 2002 at 16:44:41:

In Reply to: Bells Hingeback info posted by Pete on May 07, 2002 at 14:34:45:

I have a male that I have had for about 8 years. I take care of him about the same way I do my box turtles. However, since he doesn't hibernate I usually have to bring him in during the coldest part of the winter. You don't see to many bell's avaliable anymore. Most use to be imports and had a low survival rate because of parasites. They like humidity and many of them are shy. Mine will come out of his shell if you pick him up, but if get near him he retreats into his shell and hides.
Linda

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: I have a male that I have had for about 8 years. I take care of him about the same way I do my box turtles. However, since he doesn't hibernate I usually have to bring him in during the coldest part of the winter. You don't see to many bell's avaliable anymore. Most use to be imports and had a low survival rate because of parasites. They like humidity and many of them are shy. Mine will come out of his shell if you pick him up, but if get near him he retreats into his shell and hides. : Linda

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