Temporary moving enclosure

[Redstrike]

I use these for moving, thought I would share. As you can see they are unacceptable for long term use based on the size. They do allow us to move and take down the current enclosure.

 

[wellington]

They are actually good enclosures for hatchlings upto maybe a year depending on how fast the tort grows. But otherwise yes, two small for long term for juniors and adults.
Nice idea for moving though. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Big Charlie]

I use these for moving, thought I would share. As you can see they are unacceptable for long term use based on the size. They do allow us to move and take down the current enclosure.

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How heavy is it?

 

[Cowboy_Ken]

How heavy is it?

For lack of a fast answer, I’m guessing not very heavy. We all know how light those tubs are and with sphagnum moss as the substrate it can’t be too heavy, logically speaking, correct?

 

[Redstrike]

For lack of a fast answer, I’m guessing not very heavy. We all know how light those tubs are and with sphagnum moss as the substrate it can’t be too heavy, logically speaking, correct?

@Big Charlie

Sorry for the delayed response.

Weight will be Dependent on what substrate you use and the depth of substrate you put in the totes. I used 3-6 inches (gradient starting from one end as pictured) hardwood mulch and they were heavy. I didn’t weigh them but they were probably ~50 pounds.