Red eared slider turtle
The weather here in Philadelphia, Pa. is around 50 degrees so today was a good
day to clean out the leaves in my pond from the fall. As I was netting out leaves I accidently netted my turtle who has been in the pond since last June. He wasn't moving and his eyes were closed. I put him back right away. Do they overwinter or is it possible he is dead? |
Red eared slider turtle
They overwinter in the pond. They just slow down and hang out on the bottom of the pond. I bet you'll see him pop up next spring. ka30p http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...dors/home.html |
Red eared slider turtle
They overwinter in the pond. They just slow down and hang out on the bottom of the pond. I bet you'll see him pop up next spring. ka30p http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...dors/home.html |
Red eared slider turtle
They overwinter in the pond. They just slow down and hang out on the bottom of the pond. I bet you'll see him pop up next spring. ka30p http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...dors/home.html |
Red eared slider turtle
They overwinter in the pond. They just slow down and hang out on the bottom of the pond. I bet you'll see him pop up next spring. ka30p http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...dors/home.html |
Red eared slider turtle
They also sometimes bury themselves in mud or debris on the bottom.
On 03 Jan 2004 23:14:38 GMT, EROSPAM (Ka30P) wrote: They overwinter in the pond. They just slow down and hang out on the bottom of the pond. I bet you'll see him pop up next spring. ka30p http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...dors/home.html |
Red eared slider turtle
Probably just so cold he's vegging. Mine spend the coldest weeks at the
bottom with eyes shut. Usually they stir if I bring them up but go right back to sleep. Gabrielle Mainpin wrote: The weather here in Philadelphia, Pa. is around 50 degrees so today was a good day to clean out the leaves in my pond from the fall. As I was netting out leaves I accidently netted my turtle who has been in the pond since last June. He wasn't moving and his eyes were closed. I put him back right away. Do they overwinter or is it possible he is dead? |
Red eared slider turtle
Turtles will move around under
the ice if it gets warmer. They'll go back to sleep (burmation) when they get colder. ka30p http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...dors/home.html |
Red eared slider turtle
Probably just so cold he's vegging. Mine spend the coldest weeks at the
bottom with eyes shut. I asked at the pet store about red ear sliders for ponds and was told they need heaters and will die if too cold. I guess this is not true.? |
Red eared slider turtle
Judi wrote
I asked at the pet store about red ear sliders for ponds and was told they need heaters and will die if too cold. I guess this is not true.? Red-earred sliders are native from SE Virginia to Florida. Those would be the areas where they would do well. ka30p http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...dors/home.html |
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