Terrarium- plastic tubs

[marissab]

My terrarium for an adult russian tortoise is too small (20 gallon tank) - I've heard about people linking storage bins, and this is my first option because it's cheap.
I would build a wooden terrarium, but I don't have a whole lot of access to wood, nor am I good at using wood.. I wouldn't know where to begin.
These are two tubs I found and I want to link them together. Does anyone have any idea of how to link these two tubs? Do I need any more tubs or is this fine?
I was thinking that 2 feet by 4 feet would be ok for an adult russian

 

[Gillian M]

My terrarium for an adult russian tortoise is too small (20 gallon tank) - I've heard about people linking storage bins, and this is my first option because it's cheap.
I would build a wooden terrarium, but I don't have a whole lot of access to wood, nor am I good at using wood.. I wouldn't know where to begin.
These are two tubs I found and I want to link them together. Does anyone have any idea of how to link these two tubs? Do I need any more tubs or is this fine?
I was thinking that 2 feet by 4 feet would be ok for an adult russian

Yes, the enclosure is far too small, sorry to say. My advise is: the larger it is the better: torts need A LOT of space to roam around. They are used to living in the wild where they roam around very freely.

 

[SarahChelonoidis]

4x8 feet is typically recommended here for an adult Russian.