Hideout

[MonkeyMMA]

I'm interested to see some of the hideouts people have. I have one that was given to me that was homemade and I want to make or buy something better but the stores have little that are big enough. I want something bigger and better than the log. I have a 50 gallon wide tank so its like 20" wide and 38" long. I'm thinking a wooden box with a hinge top or some kind of cool rock. But the wood box seems better for room and access to her

 

[coreyc]

I use a tupperware container heres some pic's

 

[ALDABRAMAN]

I use a tupperware container heres some pic's

Neat idea.

 

[slowpoke]

i made this one out of plywood and popsicle sticks , its big enough to where my full grown adult female RT (7.5") will fit under it and turn around and she can go on the upper level of it also ...

 

[MonkeyMMA]

i made this one out of plywood and popsicle sticks , its big enough to where my full grown adult female RT (7.5") will fit under it and turn around and she can go on the upper level of it also ...

Yeah my female is 4 years and looks at least that big. She has something now I just want to make something a little cooler looking. Its made out for wood not and my temps and humidity are perfect and she likes it so i would like to stay with the same material for now.

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Here's some pics of my habitat with the basking area and her playpen for her daily exercise and social time. I have been taking her out for 20 minutes I spend some time with her and then let her play and run. The play area is in my living room across from the tank. My son Gabe and I also made her a brick basking rock with angled rocks for a ramp.

 

[Kerryann]

She is really cute

 

[lisa127]

I don't really use hides in my enclosures. I just use piles of damp long fibered sphagnum moss and also artificial plants to hide under. They always prefer to burrow under the substrate or sit under fake plants, so I stopped with actual hides.