Habitat - Outdoor :: Outdoor Ponds & Enclosure

[mel236]

Here are some pictures of the pond enclosure I have for my 2 RES. I also have frogs and fish in the ponds. I add small feeder fish from time to time for the turtle's enjoyment.
http://www1.snapfish.com/share/p=119111 ... /otsi=SALB

If this link does not work, I'll try something else.

Thanks
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[sonyj]

It looks like you have to register in order to view them. Is there anyway to view them without having to have an account with them as well?

[mel236]

sorry - I'll have to try another way to post.

[steve]

Here's a guide on how to....

http://www.redearslider.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1811

[mel236]

ok, hopefully this will work





Thanks for the tips -

[marisa]

Nice pics! That's a lot of water hyancinth you've got there.

[mel236]

Yes, I collected about 10 plants from a local creek - and they grew like mad! The only plant I have found that can stand up to the fish and turtles!

[sonyj]

Beautiful pics! I love the last one... so cute.
Thanks for sharing.

[khobbs]

i think i would lose those little guys in that pond!

[TinySlider2]

Great pictures. Thanks for sharing!

[reptilegrrl]

Nice ponds! Is there any kind of fence to keep the turtles from getting out when they are bigger?

[mel236]

I have the babies in a raised pond they cannot get out of -
There is a fence around the enclosure, 3 feet above ground and 5 inches buried beneath. That was actually the hardest part.
They have been pretty happy in there - just get out to bask really, and a little snooping around.
I still have a lot to do - but it is coming along.

[reptilegrrl]

Yeah, I bet that fence was a pain. But what a great enclosure!