Turtles outdoors in Colorado?

[crayfishguy]

@crayfishguy
That's just usually the low in mid may which when j was planning on setting it up. Would 5x3x4 be good enough size?

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I would say yes, but as with any setup you will need to be ready to separate them if any signs of aggression show.

 

[303mfk]

I would say yes, but as with any setup you will need to be ready to separate them if any signs of aggression show.

Alright, maybe I'll make it 6.5 long. Anyways I'm gather material and doing my research. Thanks for the advice

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[crayfishguy]

Alright, maybe I'll make it 6.5 long. Anyways I'm gather material and doing my research. Thanks for the advice

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Just make sure you can get it inside easy enough... If you have space I would suggest building two ponds. It would make it easier to transfer them in in the winter

 

[303mfk]

Just make sure you can get it inside easy enough... If you have space I would suggest building two ponds. It would make it easier to transfer them in in the winter

Yeah I'm in the process of doing house work in my basement so I'll probably incorporate one into the basement for winter care

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[303mfk]

Will a 92"x71"x18, 270 pond be a good size if I went preformed. Just worry about cost affectness as to buying lumber, ect

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[Chub_by]

Make it deeper or you'll have huge temperature fluctuations.

 

[303mfk]

Make it deeper or you'll have huge temperature fluctuations.

Alright sounds good. Getting back from Wyoming for work this weekend then I'm getting started. I'll make a new thread when I start. Thanks again for all the help

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