Recent content by tortdad

I have some scrap pieces of HDPE storm pipe left over from a jobsite in Katy. They make great turtle and tortoise hides, free to anyone who wants to come get em. I’m not on the forum much anymore but fell free to text me 713-202-9101

They all look female, until bam!!!! They're not. Let's ask Tom @Tom

I'm thinking both female

Roaches would run out as soon as the door was open

I think my wife would tell me to pick a child or a reptile room.

Unfortunately I don't have a reptile room :(

I thought about that. I'm making a new insulated box in my garage for my redfoot for winter and was thinking about making it large enough to put this bin in but I'm not sure I want to spend the extra cash in lumber.

Hey peeps, looking to pick some brains. As a tortoise keeper I have zero need for, therefore zero knowledge about under tank heating pads and or heat tape/rope. However.......... I have started a colony of Dubia Roaches to breed and feed my Chameleon and my box turtles. These roaches won't...

I don't see a poll, just a regular thread

Nice

Those boxes with the heaters are great night boxes, not just for snow. You need that insulation to block out heat in summer and the heater is on a thermostat so you can set the temp for winter, snow or not

He sounds dehydrated and hats a horrible diet for him. If you go to specific species section of this site you can find a care sheet with specific site needs. Broadleaf weeds Dark green veggies Dandelion flowers

Leave them 8" wide then. A 100lb tort will have zero issues

You could trim it down to 4" no problem but if it's for a good size tort you won't need to trim them. Hang them so there pretty close to the floor like 1/4" to 1/2" gap, overlap no more than a 1" and like mentioned above... I put a couple screws in it to hold it in place from the inside of the...

That's actually the proper way to do a French drain. When I do them i leave the sand about 4" or so lower than your ground so I have room to put soil and grass back down. Who the heck wants a line of sand showing.