The Harleyra mud turtle hibernates, and wild larera mud turtles generally hibernate. When winter comes, the Harrell mud turtle will try to shrink its head into the soil and enter a state of hibernation. In fact, when the temperature is not suitable, the Harrell mud turtle will enter a state of hibernation.

If the Harrera mud turtle is raised in captivity, it will of course hibernate in winter , you can directly adjust the surrounding water temperature. When the water temperature is lower than 15 degrees, the Harrell mud turtle can basically enter the hibernation state. But if the water temperature is still relatively high, then the Harrell mud turtle will not hibernate and will remain relatively active. It should be noted that during the hibernation period of the Harrell mud turtle, the temperature should not be too low, and it is better to keep it above 10 degrees.