Madkathq
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Exo-Terra Glass Terrarium, 18" L X 18" W X 12" H | Petco
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It's not good because for the price, only the tiniest Sulcata can live in it and it would only be for a few months (At most)
Get a large plastic "TOTE" from any hardware store like Home Depot and make it into an enclosure.
This will be very inexpensive and can last for a long time
How would I set it up with heating?
Thank you, I'm gonna check that out now and I'll be back with any questionsYes. Check this out. A lot of us use totes for babies and to start out with. Here's an example.
New house for baby sulcata
This is the third house I've made for Maximus, but definitely won't be the last! It's my favorite one yet, and he really seems to enjoy traveling through all the chambers. It's 3 large storage bins, I connected them with makeshift tunnels, duct tape, plastic sheets, and the excess plastic I cut...www.tortoiseforum.org
Totes allow you to control temps and moisture very well. Inexpensive. Easy to clean. Can be modified and added on to.
-Meg
I've never done that.How would I set it up with heating?
Thank you! Now, my grandma is expressing concerns with housing the baby in plastic. What do I tell herhttps://www.tortoiseforum.org/threads/how-to-raise-a-healthy-sulcata-or-leopard-version-2-0.79895/
Tom's care sheet.. Start searching. There is a ton here on the site. And welcome to TFO!!
-Meg
Oh my gosh I put the wrong link in the first time, I meant to attach the link for the bigger one but it's out of stock :/
Get a large Rubbermaid type tote from WalmartOkay. Right now I have a hatchling in a 10x22 open tank because I was pretty much told that the baby was my responsibility out of nowhere. I'm kind of freaking out because I don't have much money to spend on a nice new enclosure, and i want the baby to get the best care possible. I know my humidity isn't what it needs to be with an open top.... Can anyone drop links to better indoor enclosure under 200$?