Crush's Second 'New' Enclosure

[Alex and the Redfoot]

Okay. The new enclosure is DONE!
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@Littleredfootbigredheart @Alex and the Redfoot @Tom @Yvonne G

Just WOW!

 

[Littleredfootbigredheart]

Absolutely incredible! It looks fantastic! You should be SO proud! such a lucky tortwould love to add it to my ‘enclosure inspiration’ thread if you didn’t mind? It’s beautiful! Job well done

 

[Squirt the Dalmation]

Absolutely incredible! It looks fantastic! You should be SO proud! such a lucky tortwould love to add it to my ‘enclosure inspiration’ thread if you didn’t mind? It’s beautiful! Job well done

Absolutely! I would be honored lol

 

[Squirt the Dalmation]

Absolutely incredible! It looks fantastic! You should be SO proud! such a lucky tortwould love to add it to my ‘enclosure inspiration’ thread if you didn’t mind? It’s beautiful! Job well done

Question for you. A lot of the plants i started growing for him look ready to move into his new home. What kind of lighting do I add the the enclosure so that they keep growing?

 

[Alex and the Redfoot]

Question for you. A lot of the plants i started growing for him look ready to move into his new home. What kind of lighting do I add the the enclosure so that they keep growing?

Hi!
You need bright LEDs (high CRI >95, high lumen output, color temperature 5000-6500K). Full-spectrum grow lights like Arcadia JungleDawn or SANSI are good to use, but some household lights fit as well. More less powerful spread light sources (several spot lights or bars/battens) are preferred to one "super nova" bulb.

 

[Littleredfootbigredheart]

Hi!
You need bright LEDs (high CRI >95, high lumen output, color temperature 5000-6500K). Full-spectrum grow lights like Arcadia JungleDawn or SANSI are good to use, but some household lights fit as well. More less powerful spread light sources (several spot lights or bars/battens) are preferred to one "super nova" bulb.

Perfect advice here! Hope you have success with them