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    Re: Homemade Humid Hide?

    Quote Originally Posted by Godzilla78 View Post
    thats cool, I disagree as well, lol. I would bet the snake never gets the duct tape on him ever.. never.
    Alllrighty.. I'll leave it out then try the Tupperware idea someone mentioned a second ago?

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    yeah, you will have to throw that hide away anyway as he will eventually pee in it.

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    Re: Homemade Humid Hide?

    The tupperware hide is really easy to clean/sanitize too. Just so you know


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    Re: Homemade Humid Hide?

    Quote Originally Posted by Godzilla78 View Post
    thats cool, I disagree as well, lol. I would bet the snake never gets the duct tape on him ever.. never.
    So about that bet...

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    To GPBP, it's all good we just care and so do you to make sure there is nothing that can harm your pet. Can is the key word. It might never happen but no need to take the chance.

    Tupperware is a perfect option because you can toss that into the dishwasher.
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    Re: Homemade Humid Hide?

    Also, just a thought, but the shed process can take a few days and the cardboard *may get soggy and collapse or mold.

    Tupperware will work in a pinch, and you wont have to worry as much on the tape/mold issue. If you want a neat /easy idea that works well - I use a terra-cotta pot. I soaked it for 48 hours so that is was nice and wet then used a dremel and a hammer to make a snake size hole (used a file to smooth the edges) in the bottom (where the drain hole is). Then I turn it upside down and set it in the little drain pans that come with the pots and layer the bottom with sphagnum moss. I usually keep my humidity between 50 and 60 and then bump it up to 65 during shed.

    As long as the substrate he is laying in is not wet, he should not get scale rot. I keep mine up by keeping a ball of damp sphagnum moss in both corners at all times (I put it in little salsa cups to keep the bedding dry). This way i can wash the cups and change out the moss regularly.

    Hope this helps. I was super worried that I would make a mistake and harm my snake too when I got him, so I understand
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    Re: Homemade Humid Hide?

    Thank you guys I made the Tupperware hide, but the edges are a bit sharp. Is it ok if I smoothed the edges with a lighter?


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    Re: Homemade Humid Hide?

    That should be fine, just do it away from the smoke-detectors and in a well ventilated area away from the snake
    and of course let it cool off before giving it to him
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    Re: Homemade Humid Hide?

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    Thank you guys I made the Tupperware hide, but the edges are a bit sharp. Is it ok if I smoothed the edges with a lighter?


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    I used my fingernail file to smooth the edges (I don't know why I forgot to mention that, sorry) but I think the lighter should work. Hubs suggested using a soldering iron along the edges.


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    Re: Homemade Humid Hide?

    Quote Originally Posted by Crowfingers View Post
    That should be fine, just do it away from the smoke-detectors and in a well ventilated area away from the snake
    and of course let it cool off before giving it to him
    Awesome In that case, introducing humid hide 2.0!


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