When the temperature drops below 15 degrees, the cane forest turtle begins to hibernate. Put the cane forest turtle on the sand and it will burrow deep into the sand on its own. You can cover the surface of the sand with something warm and keep it in a moist environment. The cane forest turtle will not move without eating or drinking during hibernation. When the temperature rises above 15 degrees, it will come out on its own and end hibernation.

Precautions for hibernating cane forest turtles:

1. Check the health of the turtle before hibernating. Sick turtles should be warmed and treated first. After the disease is cured, Hibernate again.

2. The hibernation environment should be quiet and shading. It is difficult for the turtle to enter hibernation under noisy or unshielded conditions. This consumes the turtle's physical strength and is not good for hibernation.

3. Do not place the turtle in the sun to warm it during hibernation. This will cause the turtle's physical strength to drop sharply and die.

4. The newly revived cane forest turtle is weak and should not be fed in large quantities.