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Yeah, it was a huge shock to both of us. When I had her, she burrowed in higher temps. When he got her, and she was settled in for a few weeks, she never burrowed once. He would even put ice in her enclosure on the opposite side, as well as ice on top of her lid, under a towel. She loved it, it seemed.Thanks for chiming in, Austin. I actually vaguely mentioned you in one of my previous comments, or maybe it was the female's death. I don't know, but I mentioned it... Just goes to show that they're a species which is extremely hard to keep in captivity. Period.
Just sad losing such a beautiful specimen, after having her since she was so tiny.