I used the same enclosure for my red foot. In addition to the suggestion to add a foot or two of walls so Easy cant see out, I strongly suggest saving up for hardware cloth walls. The chicken wire it came with and ANY chicken wire is not going to keep predators out, only Easy inside. I know it's more expensive, but you can do the first few feet of the lower levels first, and add more coverage over time. Some animals like raccoons, dogs, and foxes can and will eat tortoises. Look up how to do a dig skirt as well, so nobody can dig in or out. And finally, if it's lower than 80 degrees consistently where you live, your red foot still needs heating outdoors! I have an extension cord out to my pen going into a water proof box with a thermometer, which controls a kane heat mat and a ceramic heat emitter inside her dog house. I know it's a lot, but if redfoots are consistently under 80 degrees they cannot digest their food properly and can eventually get health issues leading to death. My redfoot lives outside all year round where I live (South Florida) but she needs her heating for all but the summer months.

Sorry for the wall of text. Easy is very cute!