gonzotronn
New Member
Hello everyone! I have a 2 year old Sulcata that of course is growing very fast! He (I believe) spends most of his time in an indoor enclosure that is much too small for him now. I am moving into a new home in Houston, Texas and I have an outdoor area that is about 5'x30'. I wish it was wider, but this is what I have to work with and believe will be suitable for the next few years. I have read many of the threads in this forum so I think I have the basics down, but I am open to any suggestions.
My plan is dig trenches and sink 2"x10" boards into the ground on all sides that aren't against the foundation. Will this be deep enough?
I am looking for some type of wall structure that is strong but also aesthetically pleasing. I have also learned that wood is very loud when he is trying to climb up the walls which is inevitable. A quieter material would be nice.
I also plan to build a large heated burrow - will this provide enough humidity? I will continue soaking and will have an area for him to soak, but it will likely dry up quickly in the summer.
Thanks for any help!
My plan is dig trenches and sink 2"x10" boards into the ground on all sides that aren't against the foundation. Will this be deep enough?
I am looking for some type of wall structure that is strong but also aesthetically pleasing. I have also learned that wood is very loud when he is trying to climb up the walls which is inevitable. A quieter material would be nice.
I also plan to build a large heated burrow - will this provide enough humidity? I will continue soaking and will have an area for him to soak, but it will likely dry up quickly in the summer.
Thanks for any help!