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Incomplete Sheds?

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  • 12-04-2014, 03:47 AM
    Sauzo
    Coco fiber/eco earth is so messy but it will raise the humidity. I used to use it for my red tail boa but I got so sick of it. Plus I actually had it mold on me on the bottom. I switched to finely shredded aspen and it works great. Of course this is in a Proline Modular cage with a Pro Product radiant panel which itself holds humidity very well without ever misting. During shed time, you could also just make a humidity hidebox. Just get a Tupperware, cut a hole in it, fill it with moist moss and you are set. Oh another thing about eco earth, if you let it dry out, it gets pretty dusty.
  • 12-05-2014, 01:00 PM
    SCWood
    Re: Incomplete Sheds?
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    Originally Posted by Sauzo View Post
    Coco fiber/eco earth is so messy but it will raise the humidity. I used to use it for my red tail boa but I got so sick of it. Plus I actually had it mold on me on the bottom. I switched to finely shredded aspen and it works great. Of course this is in a Proline Modular cage with a Pro Product radiant panel which itself holds humidity very well without ever misting. During shed time, you could also just make a humidity hidebox. Just get a Tupperware, cut a hole in it, fill it with moist moss and you are set. Oh another thing about eco earth, if you let it dry out, it gets pretty dusty.

    Thanks for the tip!

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