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Is the lights over the ramp? Looks like from the pics that they have to be on the ramp to bask. Really nice looking enclosure. [hr] Never mind I went back and looked again and saw the really sweet basking rock with the lights over top.

I use a calcium powder once a week mixed in with Mazuri and I leave a cuttle bone in my enclosures. Sometimes they really chow on them but usually not often. Sorry can't help with the soil cause I live in IL.

Nope not yet:) Tom Rocks. Ok now it can be done.

I also house my torts in the basement in winter. They have a room all to their selves. I had thought about making their outside shed winter ready but for your same exact reasons I chose to keep them close only a few steps away. Livingstone looks great and happy.

Cactus fruit.

RE: Help Can you see it? Flush with water.

Thanks Tom. I wish Maizy could be an inside dog but her big tail has already broken a couple things and she chewed on the doorframe. We have a shed that we are going to put her doghouse inside. She has the run of the yard and loves to dig. If you have any advise on how to stop the digging I...

Thanks FLT and Laura. I have Stanfield mats for my torts. I just was wondering if Kane was better for the dog.

Does anyone use this brand for their dog? We have a seven month old bloodhound and want a heat mat for her doghouse for the winter. If you no of a better one please let me know.

Missy, LOL :)

Wow I love it. I am planning to build a new shed for mine. I really want to explore radiant floor heat.

Im in the same boat Yvonne, I don't keep the bag.

Is your tort a Sulcata? The pic is small. What is your plan when he is huge? Great idea for a safe way to get some sun :)

Do you keep him on sand?

Yep it's great and cheap :)