I'm already planning to fill the space with a red tail boa that needs a home haha. I may get something that stays smaller someday though, maybe a Russian Tortoise, but I'm going to wait until I move somewhere warmer so it'll have more time outside.
Edit: The indoor space, obviously, I'm not...
So the little guy (or gal) I took in a little while back is thriving, I'm sure thanks to the advice I've gotten here, so thank you everyone for the advice! I'm soaking him about as often as possible, keeping his "tank" (more like a bin) in the 60%+ humidity range and 80+ degrees with a 95-100...
Yeah I'm really trying to keep the humidity up since he already had pyramiding when I took him in. I'm also soaking him daily as per advice from users here, haha. I'll try and grab a better hygrometer as soon as possible, I was planning on maybe getting a digital one anyway since they're easier...
Well, hopefully this will basically just be a temporary thing for him to sleep in while he's inside at night over the late spring and summer. At the very least it's definitely better than a 10-gallon which is what he was in while I was building this... not the best situation but better than...
So, I finally got around to building a temporary enclosure for the Sulcata Tortoise I rescued (who is nicknamed Boulder for now). I haven't added a UVB yet because I'm not sure if I need to cut a hole, install it inside, or if UVB would reach through the plastic. I also have been getting him a...