Best substrate to keep and hold humidity

Yay! And yeah, like others have stated, if snakey needs the extra humidity, he will seek out the damp moss. My babies all seek out their moss and snuggle up to it for periods, and then they move somewhere else.

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That worked. And I have a much better spray bottle than that green one, LOL. Learned a lesson. No Dollar Store stuff. Anyway, he's been a bit active now.

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I hear ya on the spray bottle I bought one that you pump for pressure I found in at my Favorite place to shop Amazon.com they had 2 sizes I bought the smaller one it was 19.99 and it does a fine job.[emoji106]
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Another option for the substrate would be a mixture of the cypress mulch and eco-earth, or any brand ground coconut fiber bedding. About a 50/50 mix, and when it get dry you can simply dump water in to get it moist again. I use this in my green tree python cages, and I hardly ever mist. Just add a half gallon or gallon of water once a week or so. And damp towels end up becoming a mildew factory on top of the other problems, but they can be a good short term solution.