Grow tent

[rayzzfish]

Would this make a good enclosure grow tent ? I have 4'x4' grow tent would that make a good enclosure. Just wondering ...

 

[wellington]

No pic showed. But a pop up portable greenhouse makes decent enclosures. However that size is good for a hatchling. Depending on species it only will last 6 months to a year or two maybe three. A sulcata or leopard six months to a year maybe 2. Smaller species maybe 3 years.

 

[rayzzfish]

It's a 4'x4' grow tent its actually pretty nice looking. I also have for it a 6" inline duct fan with temperature and humidity control. This is what I was talking about.

 

[Yvonne G]

You want something with a bigger footprint. Go to Amazon and take a look at the mini greenhouses they sell (like Barb suggested). I bought one from them that is 6' long and 2' wide.

 

[Maggie3fan]

85% humidity without even trying...
this is a very good thing...a constant 85% humidity and 85 to 90 degrees...6'x3.5'. Too bad nobody lives in it...if I decide to get a beardie the whole thing will have to change...but for now it's loaded with humidity...

 

[zovick]

You want something with a bigger footprint. Go to Amazon and take a look at the mini greenhouses they sell (like Barb suggested). I bought one from them that is 6' long and 2' wide.

Hello @Yvonne
Just wanted to point out that the 4x4 square grow tent the OP posted has 16 square feet of floor space and the 6x2 you mentioned has 12 square feet. Are you saying that the extra 2 feet of length makes the rectangle shape a better choice even with 4 less square feet of floor area?

 

[Yvonne G]

Hello @Yvonne
Just wanted to point out that the 4x4 square grow tent the OP posted has 16 square feet of floor space and the 6x2 you mentioned has 12 square feet. Are you saying that the extra 2 feet of length makes the rectangle shape a better choice even with 4 less square feet of floor area?

Sorry. It looks a lot smaller in the pictue.