Do you still have to put tortoises Brazilian tortoises on the balcony in winter?

At 26-28 degrees, the turtle has a strong appetite and is active normally.

22-23 degrees, loss of appetite, normal activity.

Below 20 degrees, the turtle loses its appetite and moves less.

16 degrees, the turtle does not eat anything, basically does not move, if it is at this temperature for a long time, the turtle is easy to catch a cold, and finally get pneumonia and die.

If your tortoise's belly carapace is less than 5 cm long, don't think about hibernation, or you'll see its carcass the following spring. To be honest, this Brazilian variety is originally tropical, and there is no hibernation habit at all in the production area.

If you are in a particularly cold environment in the Northeast because the heating at home is very hot, and the balcony is also heated, of course, you can put it anywhere.

But if it's cold in the house, he will freeze to death on the balcony. So don't put it on the balcony. It should be placed in a warm place, and it should not be placed on the heater, which will easily bake out the moisture and dry to death.

It's warmer indoors, although when it comes to low temperatures, turtles will hibernate. For safety, it is better to put it indoors without being blown by the wind.

Watch the Brazilian turtle decide for yourself!! Put it on the balcony first, then indoors and watch it change on its own!!