Hello everybody, so I have set my mind on hibernating my russians this year, my third winter with them and first time I plan on hibernating. I have seen and read so much about hibernating, and initially wanted to do it outdoors because here in Ocala, Fl we barely get any rain during winter and last winter it never went below freezing. I am too worried, though, about doing it naturally and plan on doing it in the fridge.
The downside is I can't really get another fridge separate from the food one we use. (I am a teenager and my parents won't let me buy a separate, expensive mini fridge for the Russians because I've already spent tons on them
I plan on breeding the russians this year and know it is natural and stimulating for them to hibernate, and I REALLY want to do it this year because I love treating them like they would be living in the wild, naturally, as well as having waited a couple years and wanting to see them come out of hibernation more stimulated and wanting to mate.
Am I able to use our food fridge to hibernate?
The downside is I can't really get another fridge separate from the food one we use. (I am a teenager and my parents won't let me buy a separate, expensive mini fridge for the Russians because I've already spent tons on them
I plan on breeding the russians this year and know it is natural and stimulating for them to hibernate, and I REALLY want to do it this year because I love treating them like they would be living in the wild, naturally, as well as having waited a couple years and wanting to see them come out of hibernation more stimulated and wanting to mate.
Am I able to use our food fridge to hibernate?