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Originally Posted by frogza
Because of the winter temps you will want a tortoise that hibernates. Avoid tropical species like red foot, yellow foot, hingebacks, leopard etc. Perhaps a russian tortoise would be a good one. They stay small and naturally hibernate about 6 months a year. Which will help it make it through the winter. Another good option may be a mediterranean spur thighed tortoise, it doesn't hibernate but can live comfortably indoors year round in a relatively small inclosure.
Good luck with your choice!
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Thanks for the info!
But are all turtles / tortoises smelly or just turtles?
This is what I was hoping for though - someone who knows what's up lol. Thanks!