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Still awake in the fridge Posted: 16/11/2009 by SallyN |
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Hi there, | |
Re: Still awake in the fridge Posted: 16/11/2009 by tpgAli |
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Hi, Horsfields (Russians) are known to take longer to settle and i would be inclined mine up if they dont settle within a week or so, HOWEVER, you say she is stratching every now and again? This is normal with russians and i wouldnt worry if her weight is good, just make sure you dont open the fridge door too often as flucuating temps wont help settle her, once a day for a good "wafting" of the door is enough. Please let us know if you need any more advice. Ali | |
Re: Still awake in the fridge Posted: 22/11/2009 by SallyN |
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Hi there, | |
Re: Still awake in the fridge Posted: 22/11/2009 by tpgAli |
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Hi Sally, I would leave her where she is as she isnt losing any weight. Horsfields are known to stratch sometimes during hibernation and this is because they try to dig down further (it is their instinct). You always get one :-) Ali | |
Re: Still awake in the fridge Posted: 24/11/2009 by SallyN |
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Thanks Ali, that has made me feel much better, perhaps I can stop worrying now! | |
Re: Still awake in the fridge Posted: 02/01/2015 by Susie |
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I put my Russian tortoise in the fridge today, she s in a tub with air holes. However am worried sick I have never done this before. The tempature keeps going up and down ( I have a probe in the fridge and digital display with temp outside the fridge) when I have opened the door she s not asleep please can someone advise? | |