I know most of the details. I kept the six of them outside in my garage during the winter occasionally checking up on them and having a heat pad to keep it around 20 degrees fahrenheit. They've stayed in hibernation for about four to five months until it warmed up a bit and they started moving around again. As soon as I noticed them moving around I took my red spotteds and moved them to a different tank. I filled the non planted parts of the tank with sticks and leaves to provide some laying spots and cover. The tank is approximately 68 degrees fahrenheit usually and the tank gets direct sunlight, so they had all natural light periods. Other than that I came home and found the two main egg clumps. I took them out afterwards, but I put the spotteds back in, because the one looks like she still is full of eggs and might lay anytime. I'm going to watch the development of the eggs closely. They appear to be fertile, but it's too early to tell.
