My family has a pair of Brazilian tortoises, the size is 10. Does Brazilian tortoise need to bask in the sun in spring? They are all awake now, but they don't eat. . .

Brazilian tortoises should eat when the temperature is enough, but some of them may be too cold in winter, so there will be an adaptation period in spring, but all hibernating animals will start eating on the day of fright (24 solar terms), which should be a normal natural law. The turtle that my family used to keep was that it didn't eat all winter. It put a dozen shrimps in the jar and kept it safely with the turtle all winter. I was surprised when I learned that I was frightened, but when I woke up in the morning, I found that all the shrimps in the jar were gone. This year's scare was on March 6, so if you look again, the temperature is still very important.

Turtles should bask in the sun, even in winter. At least four hours a day can promote the absorption of calcium.

I wish your tortoise health!