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  1. Tyty1389

    My jungle of a Redfoot enclosure

    Sorry the lighting kinda sucks in these photos.
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    My jungle of a Redfoot enclosure

    Yeah, I will have to get some more photos for you. I have 13 hatchlings currently. As far as winter goes I set up a heated hide for them. I just make sure they are locked in on the colder nights. The hatchlings I bring inside.
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    My jungle of a Redfoot enclosure

    It really is, especially at the base. Higher humidity and cooler temps on hot days
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    My jungle of a Redfoot enclosure

    Pure luck. Usually I go out in the morning and I’ll find them walking around. Also after it rains I’ll have a look because this gets all the reds moving.
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    My jungle of a Redfoot enclosure

    Hey zero I was hoping you would chime in because these little hatchlings are from the 3 females I bought from you about 2 years ago. There is no path other then the ones created from my own repeated use and the tortoises. When I am in there I am extremely alert as to where my feet are.
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    My jungle of a Redfoot enclosure

    This thing has really filled out, and I keep finding baby reds!
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    Hey Zeropilot

    Wow! 40 years old, that’s awesome. How big are they?
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    Hey Zeropilot

    Yeah scooter is the smallest female, Ruby is the largest and lays 6 eggs per clutch, and Charlie is the only one I have not seen lay eggs. She is the one who is the second largest of the three I got from you.
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    Hey Zeropilot

    Yeah man! I’ve got some fertile eggs in the incubator as well[emoji106]
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    Hey Zeropilot

    Thanks Toddrickfl1.
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    Hey Zeropilot

    Here is a tortoise update for you. It’s been about a year since I got the 3 of them from you. They have a male that keeps them on their toes. I wanted to send a video but I’m not sure you can on this forum.
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    Need outdoor enclosure advice

    My enclosure was pretty simple. It’s has just pressure treated plywood, with electrical fencing running around the perimeter. It’s less expensive and easier to plant. Plus I could make a pretty large enclosure this way. The bottom is just the ground. Granted I have redfoots and the only digging...
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    Enclosure plants for shade

    I use tall grasses, hibiscus, and banana trees. There are a few small palms in there as well. Oh and also bromeliads for low lying cover.
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    Building outdoor enclosure

    Really happy with the plant growth and so are the redfoots
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    Incubators

    My main complaint was maintaining a steady temperature. However, after taping all but two of the vent holes I found that the temps have been far more stable. Thanks for the information.
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    Incubators

    What do you guys use for incubators? I am currently using a hovabator and I am not a fan. I have seen fridges converted into incubators. If anyone has successfully done this could you point me to some instructions on how to do this?
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    Outdoor redfoot enclosure

    Nice setup!!
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    Outdoor redfoot enclosure

    They are bromeliads.
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    Outdoor redfoot enclosure

    Oh and I think with the wood bar the walls are about 3.5 feet
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