Just to add to this, my general rule of thumb for snakes just to make it clearer for OP is to make sure that they can completely stretch out on one side.
Sure!
Not really tortoise's shouldn't be kept in anything they can see through cause they don't understand the concept of glass and will keep trying to walk through it cause they can see out and can't understand why they can't keep going forward and it's going to cause it stress
This is false. This is an old and often parroted myth the has been perpetuated for years. I, and many other experienced keepers here, have been starting babes in glass tanks for decades and this problem you describe doesn't exist. I believe this myth start when someone put a wild caught tortoise into a small glass tank and the tortoise kept clawing at the sides trying to get back to its known home territory. The problem is not the glass, as the tortoise would do this same thing in a similarly size wooden tortoise table.
This is not true. There are many reptile species that could be comfortably housed in an enclosure that size. Not any tortoise species, but several lizard or snake species would be fine.
But definitely not a tortoise!
