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Hibernating or dead??

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  • 10-12-2012 7:19pm
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    Indricotherium
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    I changed the water in beebops tank at the weekend and he's been in responsive since??

    I don't want to inter him if he is still alive?

    I have read conflicting reports on whether turtles hibernate??

    Pic attached:


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    antocann
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    Indricotherium wrote: »
    I changed the water in beebops tank at the weekend and he's been in responsive since??

    I don't want to inter him if he is still alive?

    I have read conflicting reports on whether turtles hibernate??

    Pic attached:

    move him and you will know , and if the water was too cold , you aint gona get much movement


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    Indricotherium
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,575 ✭✭✭Indricotherium


    antocann wrote: »

    move him and you will know , and if the water was too cold , you aint gona get much movement

    : (


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    Thunderbird2
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    My terrapin use to do this after a water change but once the water warmed up he'd be fine :) I had another one 6 years 2 outdoors and she died while out basking in the sun by the pond in the summer :-( but she was big when we got her and her age was unknown :-( she was huge


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