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Azi loves his humid hide cave. He really likes to sit with his head out so he can see what's going on. Ball pythons shed better when given a humid hide, but finding a good cave can be difficult. Azi is a male, so he stays a bit smaller and he fits perfectly in a large Exo-Tera Snake Cave https://amzn.to/2wMUOdo #snake #ballpython #cave #humidhide https://www.instagram.com/p/B_CQAihAl-Q/?igshid=1s59j6ke9kihg
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This guy spends a lot of time buried, so I'd forgotten how blue he is! At least compared to my other crabs, anyway. I sell that driftwood and the moss pit stuff (made with organic oak leaves, edible wildflowers, egg shells, and other goodies), if anyone is interested. 👍 #hermitcrabs #crabitat #coenobitaclypeatus #purplepincher #mosspit #humidhide #shellshop
Update
So I put a humid hide in peanuts tank made out of a Chinese food container, and I’m happy to report that he’s pooping a lot more, probably because he’s getting more moisture. However I don’t really want to keep using paper towels because they grow stuff pretty quickly. If I use eco earth and just keep it a little moist would that be better? Or is moss better?
