What size

[Renee_H]

Enclosed chamber for a small group 3-4 Burmese star babies that will last them until they can live outside FT? I have a feeling the largest animal plastics wouldn’t be near large enough. If I did two I’d have to split up the group and pairs aren’t a good idea. How does one do this? I’m nowhere near ready to take this on. I’m just thinking ahead and trying to figure this stuff out. @Tom ? Anyone ?
Would I be better off making my own giant tortoise table and putting a tent over it?
Who wants to sell a group of adults to me? J/K

 

[Tom]

Animal Plastics makes a 4x8 foot enclosure. The T-100 is 4x8x4. You can have one custom made that is 4x8x2 feet, or 4x8x30 inches or 36 inches.

Mark's Smart Enclosure with the expansion pack is 3x8 feet. He says you could go 3x12 or 3x16 very easily, but no one has done that yet as far as he knows.

A 3x8 or 4x8 would be totally fine to get them large enough to live outside full time here in Southern CA. The thing is that the larger they get, the more time they will spend outside anyway, weather permitting. Most of the time, they will only be inside on rainy days and at night for sleeping.

 

[Renee_H]

Animal Plastics makes a 4x8 foot enclosure. The T-100 is 4x8x4. You can have one custom made that is 4x8x2 feet, or 4x8x30 inches or 36 inches.

Mark's Smart Enclosure with the expansion pack is 3x8 feet. He says you could go 3x12 or 3x16 very easily, but no one has done that yet as far as he knows.

A 3x8 or 4x8 would be totally fine to get them large enough to live outside full time here in Southern CA. The thing is that the larger they get, the more time they will spend outside anyway, weather permitting. Most of the time, they will only be inside on rainy days and at night for sleeping.

Okay perfect! I’ll plan for that then. Makes this much more doable! Thank you!