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Posted by Accomplice on November 14, 2002 at 08:29:58:
In Reply to: Hey Accomplice posted by Gamera on November 14, 2002 at 00:59:06:
Gam,
I hope that is the issue with him. I'm in Northern Florida but it has likely been below those temps in his pond since he arrived. The seller thought he was underweight compared to some he'd seen. He's 62 lbs. with a 19 inch straight shell length. Is that about the right weight for a male that long?
Kevin
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:Whats the temp. of your ali'snap's water?
:They usually begin eating at a temp of 78+. Anything below that they don't. I don't know how high they'll eat up to though. I'm thinking anything above 87 might start making them feel uncomfortable to eat.
:I usually keep mine about 80.
:As long as he is healthy and not underweight, he can probably not eat for months due to the drop in temperature (if thats the case) which will slow down his activity (brumation).
:Gam
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