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@howard biolos I would read up here http://www.tortoiseforum.org/forums/tortoise-enclosures.7/

The size doesn't concern me as much as the dragon breath! :p

You are right, it IS nice to see the adult pics too! Soooo many hatchlings, but for someone like me considering one, it is nice to adult pics too.

Nice coloring!

Looks healthy and happy! What size is she (approximately)?

Thanks for the marked up picture with legend!

Thanks for the post and the follow up. It's amazing the difference in size between the largest (Rosie) and the smallest (Tiny II).

A sheet of normal 4x8 is $30-40 anyways so double the price for lifetime product isn't bad!

Thank you @JoesMum

Does applying a regular (weekly?) thin coat of coconut oil have any benefit? Seems like I read that somewhere it is beneficial, but have never validated it. It's readily available if it does have any intrinsic value to sparingly applying it to the shell.

Definitely update this thread with pics!

Interesting! Never heard of this material before! Very cool, that would save a liner too. Just caulk the joints and go!

Tom answered as I was typing it appears. Thank you!

I checked the website out and only see ones with sliding glass Windows. Would those stress the torts? http://www.apcages.com/home/

Thanks for the link and heads up!

Interesting find on youtube. The video says Published on Jun 23, 2014 A time-lapse of six Eastern Hermann's tortoises hatching by THBFriend

I know this is reviving a dead thread, but has there been any newcomers to the US making hatchling enclosures like the UK does? I don't see anything on Etsy.com. Just a Zoo Med one on ebay that isn't too bad looking, but these (UK link below) are kinda neat to have a variety...

I've never seen a pancake in person, but wow they seem to defy the laws of anatomy!

http://turtletary.com/northern.html

Dang, those are smooooooth. :tort: