I have a fairly large container in my turtle's box that he can drink/soak in and he loves it. I've seen many different opinions on the temperature this water should be though. Some say around 80 or higher, and have a cooling area also. I've also read that turtles are most active in the wild after it has rained and the ground they walk on is around 60-65, so this is preferable. Any opinions on which is correct? My turtle's box is basically room temperature, probably 70 degrees or so, but I have a heat lamp pointed at his water and it gets pretty warm, high 80s/low 90s sometimes. He stays in the water, though, and really likes it, so is it ok to do this in the winter only? I live in NJ by the way and have his box next to a window so he can see outside, so he might get a draft from it.
2007-02-19
04:41:58
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Matt
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