Moving objects into different tablespaces

Hi Gurus,
Here is my query .
I have 40gb space to have dataset from production database.
Test enviornment will be refreshed with production database.
From testing enviornment development will be refreshed to aviod any connections to production.
As part of data copying to dev env is depending on the conditions given by business.
So my question comes here
Initially I will be dumpring all the data to one tablespace in one tablespace of development environment.
It could take 39 to 40GB.
Now i want to move objects into different tablespaces accoring to storage clause and no of records .
New tablespaces will be created in development enviornment and will be created in same 40GB.
Space is constraint in dev env and cann't be extended.
How can i create tablespaces into the dev env and move objects into them?
I hope you understood my queries ...
In simple
TESTING ENV - - - -- - - - > DEV ENV(Initially one tablespace for all tables/objects) - - -- -- ---- >DEV ENV(Objects in diiferent tablespaces )

You say:
While creating scripts of tables we are removing all tablespace names as we will be having 3 tablespaces at target that is also after loading the data into them.Don't remove the TS clause, but replace the TS so-and-so with TS that-and-that.
Or replace tablespaces a, b and c with x+, and d* and e with y*+.
This can be automated, but you will have to write some logic for that.
Because ... we will be having only 3 tablespaces in DEV. ex NEWYORK tablespace is in production but it won't be created in DEv , istead all the objects into that tablespace will be moved to large table space.
As I said: You will need a code which greps for TS NEWYORK* and replaces it with +<your_big_TS>+.
So once again: Where is the problem?
It's just a question of coding.

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