Working on my indoor wooden Russian tortoise table, and wondering about how deep the substrate should be. I want to make sure he has plenty of substrate to burrow in. We have plain dirt and sphagnum peat moss, and since the surface area is 16 sq ft, we'll probably have to go buy more from Lowe's, once I figure out the ideal depth of the substrate.
Also, I have one hide so far, the wooden log half, and I can always order a second one (I'd like at least 2 hides). I have some rocks for him to walk on, one large flat rock to bask on under the heat lamp, and the water and food dishes. What are some other kinds of "furniture" I might want to consider (especially since he has plenty of space!)?
Here's the enclosure so far: http://tortoiseforum.org/thread-80648.html Thanks all!
Also, I have one hide so far, the wooden log half, and I can always order a second one (I'd like at least 2 hides). I have some rocks for him to walk on, one large flat rock to bask on under the heat lamp, and the water and food dishes. What are some other kinds of "furniture" I might want to consider (especially since he has plenty of space!)?
Here's the enclosure so far: http://tortoiseforum.org/thread-80648.html Thanks all!