New Tempary Enclosure!

[Jacob]

So My Current Enclosure was 4 Feet By 3 Feet, I Felt like
it wasn't Big Enough, Also it Was Falling Apart Slowly!

Im Moving in Two Months So I Couldn't Build A Permanent Enclosure, I Found A Big Tv Case In My Backyard, i Decided To Disassemble and Use As A New Temp Enclosure

My Little Sully Loves The New One, Lots Of Space!
Its Like 3 Times Larger Then His Old One!

*Note: Im Not Done Decorating The Inside Yet!

Total Cost: 0 Dollars

 

[Angi]

Looks good. I love the cost. That seems like a strange and large thing to FIND in your back yard.

 

[DixieParadise]

Not to be critical, but the hides should be deep enough to keep out the light and be consider a safe place to "hide" for the tort. I am sure they are going to enjoy the extra space. I like your lawn...I wish mine looked like that and was that green.

 

[Jacob]

Well Iv Had It In My BackYard For Years, Like 7 ahaah,
i Thought Never Ran Thru My Head To Use It For An Enclosure Until I Painted My Fence
Last Weekend. Its Only Temporary, But It Works Great and cost 0 Dollars

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Yes, As You Can See i Mentioed Im Not Done Decorating it!
Im Gonna Add To It Tomorrrow, and Add Hide Spots, and Some Sort Of
Water Pool!

 

[DixieParadise]

Yes, you can't beat the price. Now it won't have to just sit anymore...isn't it good when you find new uses for "old" things?

 

[Jacob]

Yes It Is, Feels Great! As A Matter a Fact I Have Been Finding New uses For Old Things Lately Since Iv
Cleaned My House Entirely, Because Im Moving!

 

[Jacob]

The Little Guy Is Loving it Outside Right Now

 

[Angi]

He looks so tiny in that big enclouser How about some small rocks for him to climb on? I also skatter rocks and put a little food on each one so they have to walk around lokking for food. I love to recycle also. Are you getting excited about the move?

 

[Jacob]

Yea Thats What i Was Thinking, But At The Same Time Im Scared If He Trys To Climb Them, and Tips Over!
Hes Still Tiny With No Weight, haha

 

[ALDABRAMAN]

Nice Jacob!

 

[Jacob]

Thanks Greg!