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Hi guys I recently movves gambit. From the mansion into a more secure home. What do you guys think?
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New home for Gambit
- Thread starter Nemoq
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Also how moist should i keep his home. iv got a little water dish inside. but not sure if i should moisten one side or just keep it as is.
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Thanks for sharing! Your enclosure is finely designed.
I don't see air holes. Do you have any for air flow? It is important to have those.
For moisture, G pulchripes dont' need high humidity. A water dish and sometimes (once a month? or when a molt is imminent) pour some water on one side of the substrate should be fine, specially in winter because the air is very dry in our flats.
Maybe you could add some substrate: it'll help for moisture and prevent any damages if your T falls.
I don't see air holes. Do you have any for air flow? It is important to have those.
For moisture, G pulchripes dont' need high humidity. A water dish and sometimes (once a month? or when a molt is imminent) pour some water on one side of the substrate should be fine, specially in winter because the air is very dry in our flats.
Maybe you could add some substrate: it'll help for moisture and prevent any damages if your T falls.
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Top side is a vent shaft if I can call it that. So ventilation is not a prob for Gambit and tanx for the advise I sure will take that to mind
