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    Re: My idea for a humid hide

    Quote Originally Posted by winglesshornet View Post
    Three things I can see with it is; first that it would have virtually no airflow other than the lid end, resulting in bacterial growth. It would be very easily cleaned though. Second is that you can see the snake which means he can see you within the hide, balls like to hide to feel secure. Third would be that the glass probably won't feel very comfortable slithering across to the snake. However the mason jar is making me darn thirsty For humid hides I use extra worn out USMC covers that I still have from when I was in the service stuffed with moss. Grant it that they require frequent cleaning. I imagine you can use ball caps and flatten out the bill a bit to make a small opening.
    I thought about that a little while ago, drilled some holes in the top and sides. Also I put it towards the back with a half type log over it and covered it pretty well, although he's really not into his hides, he likes to be in the open. i figured it would work until i can get a better one
    Last edited by mike_yorkpa; 01-10-2014 at 11:59 PM.

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