This is Daisy's indoor enclosure. Its functional, not pretty. Its in my reptile room, not my living room. The top is covered to keep the humidity higher. Its so dry where I live that this is necessary.
I use a 75 watt regular incandescent spot light for most of the year. I switch to a TRex 160 UVB flood in the winter, if we have a cold spell. I don't need any night time heat as the whole room stays 80ish at night. I use an orchid bark/soil mixture for substrate and I keep it wetter than most people will need to. Warm hide (log). Cool hide (blue plastic thingy). You can see a couple of bits of cuttlebone. Notice the flat rock for basking. It warms up and radiates heat when she's not on it and gives her safe belly heat when she is on it. Keeps the nails worn down too. I feed her on a little plastic lid to keep the substrate out of the food. The whole thing gets misted a couple of times a day.
Here she is in her outdoor enclosure on the same day:
I use a 75 watt regular incandescent spot light for most of the year. I switch to a TRex 160 UVB flood in the winter, if we have a cold spell. I don't need any night time heat as the whole room stays 80ish at night. I use an orchid bark/soil mixture for substrate and I keep it wetter than most people will need to. Warm hide (log). Cool hide (blue plastic thingy). You can see a couple of bits of cuttlebone. Notice the flat rock for basking. It warms up and radiates heat when she's not on it and gives her safe belly heat when she is on it. Keeps the nails worn down too. I feed her on a little plastic lid to keep the substrate out of the food. The whole thing gets misted a couple of times a day.
Here she is in her outdoor enclosure on the same day: