Raised Garden Bed?

[Bear2023]

Does anyone know if this raised garden bed would be a good option for a indoor enclosure? And also, could I get/buy a lid for it so that my cat can't mess with her? Here is the link and photo to the one I'm looking at:

Amazon.com

Thank You!

 

[wellington]

It's basically only a 3x not even 2 feet. It's a bit small but will work for a short time for a hatchling. However, hatchlings need a closed chamber enclosure.
You be better off buying a pop up greenhouse, adding a tarp for a floor and it's likely cheaper and a size can be bought that would last until the tort is ready to go live outside.
Search for the different sizes of the one pictured. They usually come 3 feet wide by 6, 9, or even 12 feet long. Maybe longer.

 

[Tom]

Does anyone know if this raised garden bed would be a good option for a indoor enclosure? And also, could I get/buy a lid for it so that my cat can't mess with her? Here is the link and photo to the one I'm looking at:

Amazon.com

Thank You!

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What species and size?

 

[Yvonne G]

I like the idea, but it's too small for anything but a tiny hatchling.

 

[Bear2023]

She is a 2 year old three toed box turtle, and her shell is 2.5" (w) x 3"(L) & 1 5/8" tall

 

[Tom]

She is a 2 year old three toed box turtle, and her shell is 2.5" (w) x 3"(L) & 1 5/8" tall

You need a large closed chamber. There is no way to maintain the correct heat and humidity in an open topped enclosure.

 

[Megatron's Mom]

If you have the space this would work. Comes with the raised bed, plus greenhouse. Then all you need is the heavy duty shower curtains for the floor.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CJDJTJY8/?tag=exoticpetnetw-20