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    BRB Humid Hide Question

    Im buying a BRB next week and i was wondering what i could use for a humid hide? I need something that will fit in a 41qt tub. Any ideas?

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    Re: BRB Humid Hide Question

    Just the same way you'd typically make a normal Hide but maybe put a lid on the bottom, then inside a different more humid substrate.


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    Zip-Lock food storage container with a corner of the lid cut off for access. Get a few b/c your BRB will use it for a toilet.

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    Heres how you do it. Get an appropriately sized tupperware container with a lid. Cut out a hole just big enough for the snake to enter the container. Put a handful of sphagnum moss in container and fill with warm water. Let the moss soak up the water for a couple minutes and drain off excess water. Put on lid, turn upside down. Should last at least 3-5 days. You will need to periodically change the moss if there is mold growing. Works great for my BRB

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    Like bcr229 said, cut a corner out. You don't want a tight completely closed circle because one day your snake could get stuck in the opening and really damage itself but that applies to pretty much any hide. You generally want a "U" shape for doors.
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