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If i were to put spagnum moss in my tank would that help with humidity??
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It wouldn't be a good idea to use it as a complete substrate, but if you put some in a disposable tupperware/gladware container, and mist it occassionally, it will act as a little snake sauna and help greatly with shedding. If you use it as a full substrate, it will be way too wet and will cause belly rot. Not a good thing.
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I keep a little in me warm hide as the substrate tends to really dry out over there. The moss keeps it a little more humid
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Is it ok if he touches it???
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Yes - if you have it in a hide then he will of course touch it. He may even burrow under it.
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Your bp may also do the same Issa did when I had moss in his tank. Issa moved the moss over so that it covered one end of his half log.
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