Permanent structure unnecessary for long outdoor time

[Redstrike]

I rent, so investing in permanent landscaping is not attractive or possible for me. Instead I've been using portable pet fencing; works great!


Mandarin


Mimosa


Coagi


Rafiki



I'll spruce it up this weekend. For now this allows me to come home from work and put the tortoises out for 1-2 hours each day. I love it! And I can move it around the yard.

 

[Anyfoot]

Good idea, torts looking good too.

 

[xirxes]

I like it! I used a flimsier per fencing for young sulcata.

I can recommend to wrap the bottom 10-12" with a solid looking durable material so that they don't pace the perimeter trying to see if grass is greener on other side!

 

[TammyJ]

That looks great and the tortoises are adorable and healthy looking too!

Long as someone's loose dogs can't get at them....!

 

[wellington]

Seeing your in the same predicament I am in in the winter time. Although NY has been getting it worse then us here in Chicago, what do you do for winter housing in a rental?
We seem to have a lot of members that are renters. Most don't even have a yard to use. This outdoor enclosure is a great share for them, along with others, but inside housing/space is another problem renters seem to need help with as a lot is not able to build much inside if anything.

 

[Redstrike]

Seeing your in the same predicament I am in in the winter time. Although NY has been getting it worse then us here in Chicago, what do you do for winter housing in a rental?
We seem to have a lot of members that are renters. Most don't even have a yard to use. This outdoor enclosure is a great share for them, along with others, but inside housing/space is another problem renters seem to need help with as a lot is not able to build much inside if anything.

They are inside for the winter. Their enclosure occupies 1/4 of our living room.

@TammyJ
No stray dogs here!

 

[CharlieM]

They look great.