Help, the tortoise has been dehydrated for more than a month.

what can I say? Let me tell you something about my turtle.

My turtle is crawling around in the living room, bedroom and toilet. And it stays in the bedroom all the time when it hibernates, and I only put it in the water when it eats. The rest of the time is basically on the ground. Before and after beginning of winter, the turtles in the pond will go into hibernation. If the wintering place is not good, the soft-shelled turtle will not be able to overwinter normally, which will directly affect the growth and reproduction in the next year. Turtles spend the winter in limestone caves with high humidity, most of which are sheltered from wind and light in the east-west direction, and some caves are in the north-south direction. Before overwintering, some caves should be set up in the sunny place on the shore of turtle pond for turtles to enter the caves freely to hibernate. The wintering cave is very suitable. When the temperature drops below 13℃, it begins to hibernate in clusters. During the whole wintering period, the head, tail and limbs all shrink into the shell, close your eyes, and do not eat, move or excrete until they emerge from the sting. If the environment does not adapt, it is difficult to enter a dormant state. The hibernation temperature of turtles is 1- 10℃. Above 10℃, it is easy to wake the turtle, which will consume physical strength and lead to the decline of the turtle's physique, which is not conducive to the growth and reproduction in the coming year. Repeated hibernation and awakening during hibernation can also lead to the death of turtles. Temperatures below 0℃ will frostbite turtles and even freeze to death. Therefore, the possible temperature change factors must be considered when setting the hibernation place of turtles artificially. Thanks for adoption