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Originally Posted by chloe
One of my female chequered garters just stops eating on her own about October/November time and i have to hibinate her otherwize she would just loose to much weight. So she seems to know regardless of temperature change that it is time for hibination.
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The eastern I was refering to stopped at the end of July. Since then he's only had 4 worms and 2 pinkies. I have a wandering that also stopped late August
Late September or October are the months that they usually go off their food, so it is like they just know what time of the year it is. But July and August (the 2 hottest months of the year) in my opinion are not the time they should slow their eating. Just the opposite in my opinion.