Not bad. I would maybe recommend a terra cotta water bowl because I have noticed that baby tortoises can sometimes fall over on them but that's a personal preference.
Thanks. The Tara cotta bowl is a good idea. My little guy did roll over on his bowl. It happened only once. But definitely don’t want it to happen again
Thanks. I wanted to be able to move them without having to take it all apart or making a huge mess. So screwing them all together was a simple solution.
I used a table saw to cut it. It is a bit squeaky to do it that way. But a jigsaw would work. Or even a hand saw. Then you could use a file or rotary tool to clean up the edge
@@fergusaur_7306 you would need to put the brick down low enough in the substrate so that the tortoise could get on top of it. A brick just on top of the substrate would probably be too tall for a young tortoise. And I would worry about the tortoise flipping over if the brick is too tall
@@SomethingJackMakes oh ok I’ll be sure to keep that in mind. I was just worried that the brick wouldn’t be a good substance for the tortoise to eat on.
@@catsforlife2491 for a small species of tortoise this could work for an adult. If you have room bigger is always better. It’s possible to add on another section later if you need. I made it to fit the space I was working with under that stand.
@@SomethingJackMakes So could it work for a greek tortoise or herman tortoise? tysm for responding we might get a tortoise soon and im very un educated right now so my goal is to give him the best home possible lol
@@catsforlife2491 this would work for a Greek or Herman. Mine is a Herman. If you are getting a hatchling I’d start with just one tub and upgrade them as they grow.
Not bad. I would maybe recommend a terra cotta water bowl because I have noticed that baby tortoises can sometimes fall over on them but that's a personal preference.
Fall over on the reptile ramp store brand bowls*
Thanks. The Tara cotta bowl is a good idea. My little guy did roll over on his bowl. It happened only once. But definitely don’t want it to happen again
I’m glad you’re securing the tubs most people wouldn’t have
Thanks. I wanted to be able to move them without having to take it all apart or making a huge mess. So screwing them all together was a simple solution.
How did you cut the plastic so cleanly?
I used a table saw to cut it. It is a bit squeaky to do it that way. But a jigsaw would work. Or even a hand saw. Then you could use a file or rotary tool to clean up the edge
Did use a slab of concrete for turtle to eat on?
It’s a piece of ceramic floor tile. A small price of concrete would work too
@@SomethingJackMakes do u think that a brick would work as well or no?
@@fergusaur_7306 you would need to put the brick down low enough in the substrate so that the tortoise could get on top of it. A brick just on top of the substrate would probably be too tall for a young tortoise. And I would worry about the tortoise flipping over if the brick is too tall
@@SomethingJackMakes oh ok I’ll be sure to keep that in mind. I was just worried that the brick wouldn’t be a good substance for the tortoise to eat on.
@@SomethingJackMakes any plant decorations you recommend for an indoor enclosure ?
Cool ! mine was built outta wood. I think we have the same species are they a Herman’s tortoise?
Yeah he is a little Herman’s tortoise
Great idea, thank you 🐢
Glad I could help!
can you make it for mee?
Nice, voice volume was pretty low for future reference👍
Glad you liked it. And thanks I will work on that
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@@SomethingJackMakes So wait- Can this one last till adult hood or will you need to replace the setup?
@@catsforlife2491 for a small species of tortoise this could work for an adult. If you have room bigger is always better. It’s possible to add on another section later if you need. I made it to fit the space I was working with under that stand.
@@SomethingJackMakes So could it work for a greek tortoise or herman tortoise? tysm for responding we might get a tortoise soon and im very un educated right now so my goal is to give him the best home possible lol
@@catsforlife2491 this would work for a Greek or Herman. Mine is a Herman. If you are getting a hatchling I’d start with just one tub and upgrade them as they grow.