Water in Eco Earth question.

[ALD]

My B Albopilosum is in pre molt and I have been overflowing her water dish in the one corner for her as she seems to have been hanging around it for the extra humidity. I noticed when I gave her fresh water this evening that the water has been going down in the Eco Earth. To the bottom of the critter keeper she is in. It's a darker color. There is no debris or anything in this enclosure yet, so I am assuming it is fine and will dry out over time. I will not overflow any further. Just looking for some input. In your opinion Eco Earth with nothing else in in- no debris should not mold, right?
Thanks in advance.

 

[ALD]

Photo to show what I mean.

 

[Mr. P]

As long as you have good air flow and let it dry out between waterings then you shouldn't have a mold problem.

 

[ALD]

As long as you have good air flow and let it dry out between waterings then you shouldn't have a mold problem.

Yeah. I need to let it dry out. Had no idea it was building up under the substrate like that. Thanks for the input.

 

[Arachnoclown]

Its suppose to be like that...the top layers should be dry. The T will burrow down to the moisture level it desires. Your substrate looks a little too dry to me...especially for a critter keeper. They dry out extremely fast.

 

[MassExodus]

Just keep a full, fresh water dish for any brachy..that is literally more than they need. Molting or not..