Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: How to create an indoor box turtle habitat<br>Set up a large enough enclosure. Box turtles need a lot of room to roam like in the wild. Each turtle in your terrarium needs at least three square feet (91 cm) of floor space for every eight inches (20 cm) of their length.
Turtles need plentiful room.
There are larger habitats for birds than the ones that are four feet high.
The baby squirrel was moving around a lot.
Giving a cat space is the best way to get it used to new settings.
It'll be more roomy that's why the owner is quite pleased
Some birds are bigger than others.
The property is more than 1,000 square metres
Large birds need large habitats.
If your dorm room is particularly messy, use a tape measure to get the length, width, and height of both the room itself and each of your major furniture items.
the warm place can be any size
Make sure the crate is the right size rather than being too spacious.
Bigger spaces are preferable to smaller spaces
Chinchilla can be set up.
Chinchilla should be ventilated. 
Many different things could work as a brooder
Make sure the enclosure isn't little.
You should not use a cage that is 2.96 feet wide.
Providing a large cage may or may not ensure that your bird thrives.
Box turtles are indoor animals.
6 ladybirds can live in one box
Caring for a new gecko has steps
The space around the wall should be empty
Box turtles need small spaces.
When in the wild, box turtles don't roam around a lot.
Every turtle needs eight square feet of space for every three inches of their length. 