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that looks like a great enclosure, i had read that glass stresses them out because they can see through it and spend a lot of time trying to escape it. and i also had read that low cage walls are better for them because they get good air flow. Thanks for the in put ill have to try something out...

well what do you suggest i do i have a humidifier that mists his cage for 45 seconds every hour butt that only keeps his cage at around 25% then before i leave for work and when i get home i spray his entire cage down by hand with a spray bottle and that also only keeps it at like 40% if i spray...

no i live in calgary there for i have a very hard time even keeping the humidity at 40%

87-90 F daytime, 66-72F nightime: hotside 75-83 daytime, 59-62 nightime: coldside

yes i have him in a 4 foot by 2 foot enclosure i built with 88-90 degree F during the day with a uvb and heat lamp, and a moonlight lamp for at night time he only wanders the house for maybe an hr or 2 a week

you have to remember i live in calgary and there are only about 30 nice days outside a year.... the 4 ft by 2 ft seems to be plenty of room for him as he wonders around for an hr or 2 at a time climbing things and looking around

i have a 4 ft by 2 ft table for him i just let him explore around the house a little when i have time

i recently got a redfood tortoise (kyle) i built him a 4ft by 2ft tortoise table and filled it with cypress mulch i spray the mulch with a spray bottle every morning and also have a humidifier that is set to go off every 3 hours for a period of 15 seconds to spray his cage down. i feed him...

I just got a 3 year old redfoot tortoise, while letting him walk around my living room i noticed that he had gotten into a little pile of dog food my dog had left laying on the floor, i just read that dog and cat food is bad for them, so what can i do to help clean it out of his system faster or...