Thanks for posting a picture, looks pretty good! Normally I'd say if a hide seems too big, then to fill up some of the space with substrate or moss to make it more snug, but honestly if he seems happy with it, it's probably fine to just leave it as it is. The combination hide and water reservoir is pretty nifty, nice find! I'm glad you've been getting better results with your temperatures and humidity. The only stuff I can't comment on, since it's not visible in the photo, is the setup for the heating elements (heat pad, lamp, thermostat) and the measurement devices (thermometer, hygrometer), so if you've made changes to any of those and want to touch base for more feedback, feel free to fill us in on those updates!Originally Posted by Boba
Update! Changed his setup a bit, from this angle you can actually see him hanging out in one of his hides... it’s a little big for him but he loves it. I just bought the other hide on the left (warm) side of the tank. It’s got a reservoir for water on top of the rock and a place to hide under. (The wet spot in the middle is where I spilled a little bit refilling it). This works really well to increase the humidity overall and works as a humidity box. Two-for-one.
Temps on both sides are much more stabile since moving locations. Trying to feed again today, so no verdict yet if he’s eating better....
Love all of your advice!! Any other thoughts looking at my setup that I might need to adjust?
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