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Thank you COmtnLady, I thank you so much.Bunnies nest. Tortoises hide. There's some good insulation in those two examples for rabbits, but tortoises are little tanks who will plow them apart, probably eat some of it (so I'm not liking the cover of the Quonset shaped one - seems like a potential intestinal obstruction waiting too happen).
A large terracotta pot, laid on its side (maybe even countersunk a bit, makes a good sturdy, fast and easy-for-humans, hide. As do large pipe pieces... buckets... wooden box-shaped items (maybe a drawer from a discarded cabinet/furniture... a plastic bin with a "door" cut out (covered with substrate to insulate from getting too warm in the sun)... just about any container that will stand up to weather, not be toxic, and that the tortoise can easily enter and exit.
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Enclosure inspiration
Howdy folks! Hope everyone is well! As you all know, I’m a big fan of making threads that cater more towards visual learners like myself, I’ve really been wanting to create a thread full of adult enclosure inspiration for a while now, I’ve managed to find some great references over time! I do...
Think about hawks or raccoons, etc. getting in and if you need a roof.
Yeah I was looking at those
Hello The_Four_Toed_Edward how are you doing today?
If you are only going to use this during the day, it should be fine in my opinion. You might have to modify the ramp.
Yeah I got it to go in his outdoor enclosure for the daytime. I was wondering about that.
