I realized that although I don't have any woodworking skills whatsoever, or tools... I do have ton of aluminum foil and tape. Because my light fixtures are the clamp-on types, and the clamps are sticking straight up in the air, I moved the lights into your recommended locations and then trussed...
I got my UV after a recommendation from a pinned message in this forum, which is why it's a long tube along the back. I can't put it "on one side" unless you count the back side, which it is. I can move the CHE into the middle, that makes sense.
My enclosure looks like it's wood, but it's actually plastic. I'm not creative in the slightest, sadly. I would need an actual blueprint (like IKEA furniture!) if I were to make something myself. I wouldn't even know how to get started.
I cannot find any premade greenhouse covers that will fit my enclosure. Picture of the actual one I have below. It is 48"L x 24"W x 22.8"H. I have my UVB tube sitting on the metal mesh along the back, my daytime flood sitting on the right (basking) and a ceramic heat emitter sitting on the left...
I have a question based on this post...
When we are told the primary food for leopard tortoises should be fresh grass, could I please get some examples? There are 11,400 known types of grass in the world.
I've found a primary example to be Bermuda grass via other threads, but nothing in this...
I've searched the forum and read so many articles, but nothing really covers what I need to know. I have a rather overgrown backyard, lots of grass and weeds of various varieties. No treatments, just plain ol' random Texas weeds and grass. I have no idea what type most of it is, or if it's safe...