Hey,
I just wanted to post my pancake tortoise hatchling enclosure, i've got 2 similar enclosures around my garden that look the same. After the pancake tortoise eggs hatch in the ground or sometimes we collect some and put them in the incubator. We put them in these enclosures, the enclosure is split up, on the left it's for the juveniles because sometimes we have some leftover hatchling pancakes that haven't been bought or confiscated from smugglers. The rest of the enclosure which is the biggest part are for the hatchlings last year we did a record of 73 hatchling pancakes they were separated in 2 similar enclosures with the same size.
Right now we have only 3 hatchlings left the rest have been bought. You may see a sulcata tortoise it's there because my friend has hatched too much of them so he is giving them away i am building him an enclosure right now.The top of the enclosure is covered except for the grass and you can see that there is a little hill separating the grazing spot from the rest so the rest stays dry. I used to have plants in the middle such as hibiscus and cactus pads but i had to water them down and that would just increase the humidity in the dry area so it took them out. Show me your pancake tortoise hatchling enclosure or your adults or juvenile enclosure.
Can you sport the wild burmese pyhton spying on my tortoises
Legend:
rectangle: humid hide, I mist the plants down everyday and it gives the hatchlings a nice smooth shell believe or not even if they are a dry species of tortoise they love it
circle: basking spots, I have 2 basking spots i turn on when the sun is covered with clouds or when the temperatures get below 70 degrees.
the crosses: These are there grazing area there are some Bermuda grass which they don't seem to enjoy so much but they ate all the broadleaf weeds they eat these like there was no tomorrow.
triangle: The little burmese python spy.
thank you,
I just wanted to post my pancake tortoise hatchling enclosure, i've got 2 similar enclosures around my garden that look the same. After the pancake tortoise eggs hatch in the ground or sometimes we collect some and put them in the incubator. We put them in these enclosures, the enclosure is split up, on the left it's for the juveniles because sometimes we have some leftover hatchling pancakes that haven't been bought or confiscated from smugglers. The rest of the enclosure which is the biggest part are for the hatchlings last year we did a record of 73 hatchling pancakes they were separated in 2 similar enclosures with the same size.
Right now we have only 3 hatchlings left the rest have been bought. You may see a sulcata tortoise it's there because my friend has hatched too much of them so he is giving them away i am building him an enclosure right now.The top of the enclosure is covered except for the grass and you can see that there is a little hill separating the grazing spot from the rest so the rest stays dry. I used to have plants in the middle such as hibiscus and cactus pads but i had to water them down and that would just increase the humidity in the dry area so it took them out. Show me your pancake tortoise hatchling enclosure or your adults or juvenile enclosure.
Can you sport the wild burmese pyhton spying on my tortoises
Legend:
rectangle: humid hide, I mist the plants down everyday and it gives the hatchlings a nice smooth shell believe or not even if they are a dry species of tortoise they love it
circle: basking spots, I have 2 basking spots i turn on when the sun is covered with clouds or when the temperatures get below 70 degrees.
the crosses: These are there grazing area there are some Bermuda grass which they don't seem to enjoy so much but they ate all the broadleaf weeds they eat these like there was no tomorrow.
triangle: The little burmese python spy.
thank you,
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