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The easiest enclosure would probably be the one from animal plastics. But it's expensive. Other members here have have built their enclosures and put a pop-up greenhouse over them to maintain temperature and humidity. This is my enclosure

First thing don't put them together ever. Hatchlings need minimum of 4x2x2 enclosure. A Rubbermaid tote will work it will need to be closed up to maintain humidity and temperature. Temp should be 80-84° all the time and humidity above 80% all the time. Substrate fur bark works the best. I use...

If you have any standing water don't add more. If you don't have any water add a little bit more hot water in the corners.

Yep cover it up real good. Humidity should come up within the hour. If it's really wet I would rotate the substrate when the humidity starts dropping off that will help dry it up a little to get rid of excess water.

Cover the top for sure. Tin foil probably be easiest

Female. I feel like we've seen a lot of tortoise under bits the last few weeks 🤣

I agree female

It's hard to tell from your pictures. My best guess is female.

I agree with what @Alex and the Redfoot said.

I do believe that one is heading towards female.

Yes🤣

Perhaps he doesn't like the NPR. Try switching it up a bit. They do seem to perk up a bit if they hear music or particular songs are repeated.

Welcome to the forum, I used to live in Rapid city myself.

Welcome to the forum

I've never used a 60w so I have no good answer there.

I used an off brand 150 (not zoomed) in my enclosure and it only made it about 2 months. For a more even heat dispersion you might put the CHE's on either end and the light in the middle.

You could use it till it craps out the 150 don't last long.

This is the reason everyone here or most use the terracotta saucers. And try to avoid the rocks. It's like what I imagine raising a toddler would be like, you just have to make everything over safe.