Thank you for the ideas; it certainly helped! I'm thinking about a closet without the doors as a start.Hi, I actually built an indoor enclosure for my RT myself not too long ago! I went to my local furniture thrift store and bought two horizontal kitchen cabinets for $50 each. For the first cabinet I took the doors off. For the second I used a jigsaw and cut the top of the cabinet out, leaving a hole from above and then cut out a hole in both front doors. I screwed and bolted the two cabinets together, having the cut out cabinet in front of the other. With the cutouts above and in front, I replaced the opening with thick chickenwire (clipping the edges to make sure there were no sharp points sticking out). I put a wooden support beam in the top opening and added handles and a double lock on the front doors (one lock goes down into bottom to stop the doors from moving while the other locks straight across) I stapled a thick painter's tarp down on the bottom where the substrate would go to make it easier when cleaning, and prepped and painted the outside. I used the top opening to place the UVB and heat lamps on top. (I cut a round in the back corner but ended up not using it. I also removed the LED lights in pic below due to not staying/safety) In total it cost me around $150. This was my first attempt and since then I have made modifications (support beam was not shown in pic but added later). His enclosure ended up being a total of 4x8. This is what worked for my current space and my little guy [NOTE: Fir bark (although not the most advised substrate) is used in his enclosure due to our location's high humidity and is able to keep him in the correct % and temp. This is followed up and approved by his exotic vet. Small water bowl & pebbles were only for display purposes, I use (but I had to buy a new) large ceramic planter saucer as water bowl. I hope this helped some, and it does not by any means need to be this fancy, I just end up going wild lol] Best of luck
Alright, thank you!
