Denisthetortoise16
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This is my outdoor enclosure
My outside enclosure!
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This is my outdoor enclosure
Chubbs the tegu
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So much easier making outdoor enclosures.. gotta love it. Nice job! Plant a few shade bushes in there and will look badass
Denisthetortoise16
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Will do!
Wow!!!! Central Tortoise Park
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Those metal pickets are the same things I used in my outdoor enclosure in my video:
REDFOOT HABITAT FLORIDA STYLE on FACEBOOK.
Those pickets can be driven into the ground with a hammer and wood can be attached with screws and you can then build on that foundation, making a very sturdy, but not entirely permanent structure.
(As you already know)
Mine is about 9 years old and has survived two category one hurricanes so far....
REDFOOT HABITAT FLORIDA STYLE on FACEBOOK.
Those pickets can be driven into the ground with a hammer and wood can be attached with screws and you can then build on that foundation, making a very sturdy, but not entirely permanent structure.
(As you already know)
Mine is about 9 years old and has survived two category one hurricanes so far....
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Is "Salisbury" North Carolina or in the U.K.?
Denisthetortoise16
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I know! My tort is a digger so I had to get something with good support
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Oliverland
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This isn’t my tortoises indoor enclosure! I know it’s not what the title says but I think you will get a kick out of it!
Oliverland
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And look what I did
Chubbs the tegu
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Nobody else replied so i will.. I dont get it Lol
Oliverland
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Sorry I meant that It was my tortoise enclosure and that it was not an outdoor enclosure but I thought you would all like it.
or Maryland?
Me neither....hijacked the OP’s thread....for?
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I love that it's so spacious! It's a dream come true for any tort!
You might want to consider capping the corners. If he climbs, he'll be able to reach the wire. The wire is just right for little tort feet, and they are excellent climbers.
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You've made a pretty nice space for your tortoise.
The problem is that you've put this in a thread that is about the original poster's enclosure. "Highjacking a thread" is like butting in line...considered very impolite.
If you want to show us your enclosure, start your own thread. Also, we see a couple things about your enclosure that we don't like. If you want advice on that, start a new thread and we'll be happy to help you.
Denisthetortoise16
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It’s ok, it’s nice to see what ideas other ppl have
Denisthetortoise16
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I’m fine about u posting this on my thread, it’s nice to see other ppls ideas! But if u do this to someone else’s thread they might get a bit mad lol. Don’t worry tho it’s ok!
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