Q said:Looks good , you should use a clay plant saucer buried to the rim for your water so that he won't have to climb get to water. And how about some plants?
wellington said:I agree with the saucer for a water dish. Much better then anything they sell for tort dishes. Also, just use a flat rock/slate/tile for the food. Will help keep beak trimmed. At one years old the half log may be too small for him to get under. My leopard can't get under his unless I prop it up on something and he is 18 months, but grows slower then sulcatas. Also some plants would be nice for security. A bigger enclosure also would be nice. Maybe add another one onto the one have. You could cut a opening on the sides of both boxes and tape the two together.
wellington said:For plants. Do you have any outside you could pot. You can also plant seeds for grazing. Oh, one more thing. If you can, hang the light without using the clamp. Many fires and burned torts from the clamp not holding.
ALDABRAMAN said:Nice so far!
wellington said:I agree with the saucer for a water dish. Much better then anything they sell for tort dishes. Also, just use a flat rock/slate/tile for the food. Will help keep beak trimmed. At one years old the half log may be too small for him to get under. My leopard can't get under his unless I prop it up on something and he is 18 months, but grows slower then sulcatas. Also some plants would be nice for security. A bigger enclosure also would be nice. Maybe add another one onto the one have. You could cut a opening on the sides of both boxes and tape the two together.
Q said:If you can find a small Hibiscus or rose plant that would be great. You can get some succulents too and a nice hang basket of spider plant or boston fern. You can also grow some seeds in the substrate. Just look on the forum in the plant section to find other plants that are safe. I would rinse and clean all plant off and repot them in safer soil. You can then wait for new regrowth before you feed it to your tort