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Hi guys,
I have 3 baby turts. Around 7-9 months old.
Were having bad ice storms here - last night around 7PM the power went out and has not come back on since, it's the next day at 12:46PM. I know the power can still come on at any point today and I'm praying it will, but what if it doesn't? Trees are falling and power cords are being brought down from them, so I'm no sure that this will be dealt with today.
I'm worried about the turtles, so far I've been putting in hot water today evey once and a while to bring the temperature back up to the 80s but this isn't exactly ideal. And I don't have any lighting for them right now since the powers out
I've never gone through a power outage with my turtles before, does anyone please have any advice for me of things I can do to care for my babies without power?
Obviously a generator is the most ideal option, but I can't really afford one on my own especially at Christmas time. Ugh. Any advice would be appreciated thank you and Happy Holidays
I have 3 baby turts. Around 7-9 months old.
Were having bad ice storms here - last night around 7PM the power went out and has not come back on since, it's the next day at 12:46PM. I know the power can still come on at any point today and I'm praying it will, but what if it doesn't? Trees are falling and power cords are being brought down from them, so I'm no sure that this will be dealt with today.
I'm worried about the turtles, so far I've been putting in hot water today evey once and a while to bring the temperature back up to the 80s but this isn't exactly ideal. And I don't have any lighting for them right now since the powers out
I've never gone through a power outage with my turtles before, does anyone please have any advice for me of things I can do to care for my babies without power?
Obviously a generator is the most ideal option, but I can't really afford one on my own especially at Christmas time. Ugh. Any advice would be appreciated thank you and Happy Holidays