Hey guys, I'm the one who posted asking about my YBS. This

>>2304685
I dont know what YBS is but this looks like a turtle pond. Maybe use some plywood and wood screws to secure the filter and the lamp. The stone slope looks a little steep. If it is a turtle pond you probably should add a UV lights it's good for the shell.

>>2304685
That looks so shallow that the turtle can probably peek out the head while standing on all fours.

>>2304693
YBS stands for Yellow bellied slider.
That is a UV light, and my turtle has climbed steeper rocks than that.
>>2304712
Living in less than 1500 square feet without a backyard, that's the best I can work with until summer when I can buy something bigger.
My turtle is only around 7-8 inches long.

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>>2304730
>That is a UV light
In that case you probably should add a heating lamp.
If I would be you I'd build a box for filtration/ light and a box around the pool. It could hide everything.

Just make sure the water is deep enough that the turtle can flip over.

>>2304685
An inflatable pool indoors seems like a bad idea. Could you not find large storage totes for cheap?

>>2304774
I was thinking just that. Knowing how sharp turtle claws can be. Plastic might even be cheaper

>>2304685
Go to tractor supply or amazon and get one of these:
https://www.amazon.com/Little-Giant-Poly-Stock-100-Gallon/dp/B002SLSCAE

or something 75 gallon +.

Never look back. Avoid the rubbermaid ones. They will crack. This is nullified if you use pond liner.

>>2304794
>https://www.amazon.com/Little-Giant-Poly-Stock-100-Gallon/dp/B002SLSCAE
Tuff stuff is probably a better brand.

>>2304794
>300$
holy shit anon, that's way too expensive.
Something under 70-50$, I'm trying not to spend all of my money on a temporary habitat.

>>2304774
The largest I could find was 40 gallons, which is somewhat moronic considering my YBS already lives in a 40 gallon aquarium.

>>2304802
>>2304794
Also, if i were to blow 300$ on a habitat, I might as well just buy glass/acrylic and build the damn thing myself for more gallons.

>>2304752
neat idea anon, but this is temporary and i cant spend that much money and space on a vanity.

>>2304802

>>2304805

Maybe you should do some of your own research. There are a lot of brands of stock tanks. You can get a 75 gallon one for around 60 bucks. They are cheap at a tractor supply shop.

Or you can just save some bucks by looking up a recipe for turtle soup.

Its the wrong season probably, but walmart sells plastic 120something gallon kiddie pools for like $20.