is it good enough?

[Fahnick]

Humidity 54 %
Temp 34 C

just bought a hygrometer, so just strated to adjust the humidity and the temp to the right number..

 

[wellington]

Try to get the humidity up to 80%. Cover the enclosure if needed. Take a look at the closed chamber thread.
The 34C could go a little higher for the basking temp only. The over all temp should be 80F day and night

 

[Bee62]

Sorry, but the enclosure of your torts is boring.
Could you add some plants ( that they can eat ) or a fresh grasbuckle ?
A flat terracotta flower coaster is better for torts to get in and out as the thing that you use for water.

 

[Kasia]

Humidity 54 %
Temp 34 C

just bought a hygrometer, so just strated to adjust the humidity and the temp to the right number..

I think that you're substrate isn't the best for boosting the humidity up. Try maybe mixing some coco coir into the soil. It stays moist for longer. 34 deg C overall it's to high, you will cook you baby

 

[Fahnick]

Finally figure it out...
i adjust the temp and humidity.
is it okay?

yes it is so boring, but i just don't really have any idea how to make it great, thought the plant will die inside...

 

[Kasia]

I would still aim for overall 80 not 85 F to be PERFECT

 

[Greta16]

Add plants, they won't die.

 

[Fahnick]

the torts won't die but the plant will i think...
just don't know how to keep the plant growing...
and what plant should i put there? any picture of it?

 

[Kasia]

the torts won't die but the plant will i think...
just don't know how to keep the plant growing...
and what plant should i put there? any picture of it?

Fake, plastic ones will do just fine.

 

[teresaf]

Asparagus ferns tend to handle the heat well. You can get potted plants and leave them in their pots to put in there and just swap them out weekly. If you put their 37C basking spot on one end of their enclosure then hopefully the opposite corner I'll be 27c. If it's less than 27c move the light just a bit towards that end. Very pretty tortoise.

 

[eric joranson]

Fake, plastic ones will do just fine.

I would avoid plastic plants; if they manage to bite off a piece; it can become lodged in throat; impact bowel...keep it real....spider plant cuttings work good....I also use cactus pads; mine loves the new growth on top. Both easy to replace if destroyed or eaten. Make sure you get your spider plants from someone who has had them away from store for a few months or more ; as new ones are often sprayed with insecticides; and systemic fertilizers.