Here is a nice and easy way to setup an outdoor enclosure for your small tortoises using a large rubbermaid box...
I've had this setup for a while...at first, it was only the Rubbermaid box, than I added an extension on the side using the little brick fence...
The interior view of the Rubbermaid box...
Since I had put down some soil/peat moss as bedding materials, wild grass just grows out naturally with daily watering...
The top view of brickwall extension,which gives more room for the little tortoise to run around...
My 2-year-old sulcata decided to come out from its hide to sunbath a little...
Now..Don't move...let me get a clear head-shot...
Let me take another one with the fisy-eye filter...love the result... ^_^
Soon he then decided he had enough,so started walking back to his shelter...
The little one has been living in this enclosure for more than a year now, and since I've also got a heating mat underneath the Rubbermaid box, he's all well covered during the winter season as well...
I've had this setup for a while...at first, it was only the Rubbermaid box, than I added an extension on the side using the little brick fence...
The interior view of the Rubbermaid box...
Since I had put down some soil/peat moss as bedding materials, wild grass just grows out naturally with daily watering...
The top view of brickwall extension,which gives more room for the little tortoise to run around...
My 2-year-old sulcata decided to come out from its hide to sunbath a little...
Now..Don't move...let me get a clear head-shot...
Let me take another one with the fisy-eye filter...love the result... ^_^
Soon he then decided he had enough,so started walking back to his shelter...
The little one has been living in this enclosure for more than a year now, and since I've also got a heating mat underneath the Rubbermaid box, he's all well covered during the winter season as well...