The Columbian red-footed tortoise basically does not hibernate, so be sure to keep warm in winter. The Colombian red-footed tortoise has a wide range of origins, such as Venezuela. The temperature in Venezuela varies little from month to month throughout the year, with a minimum of 20°C. It can also be seen that it is not realistic to hibernate the Columbian red-footed tortoise. Although some turtle friends have successfully hibernated the Columbian red-legged tortoise, we should raise turtles from feeding → raising well, not recovering → feeding.

I think it is appropriate for the Columbian red-legged tortoise hatchlings The temperature range is 25-32°C, and it is better if the constant temperature is 28°C. Although the Columbian red-footed tortoise is a relatively easy to raise tortoise, the seedlings of any species cannot stand the tortoise. As long as you put in a little effort to take care of the Columbia Red-legged Tortoise Hatchling, it will report back to you with super activity and interactivity.

The Colombian red-legged tortoise has a body length of more than 10cm. Under normal feeding, its physique is already very good. It can be raised a little rougher. The temperature of 22-32℃ is ok, and it does not need to be constant temperature. There is a A temperature difference of 10°C is no problem for turtles.