I redid my leo's tank yesterday...lots of slate with caves, couple of succulents. Since I was going with the natural look, I replaced the Ziploc container humid hide with a "natural" looking cave w/damp long-fibered sphagnum peat moss in it. Of course, when I fed him, he immediately ate a small piece of peat (well, it was about the same size as the cricket, so you can see how he'd make the mistake...). That's got me a little worried. This morning he's in the humid hide, as opposed to his usual house. We very rarely caught him in the old hide, but maybe that was because he didn't have any privacy in there.
Should I take out the peat, and replace it with paper towels? Will he possibly get impacted from the piece he did eat?
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2.1 Pygmy leaf chameleons (R. brevicaudata)
0.1.0 Chinese firebellied newt (Flame)
0.0.1 grey tree frog (Mr. G)
0.0.1 White's tree frog (Whitey)
0.2.0 guinea pigs (Pepper and Baby)
1.0.0 dog (Scout)
Countless fish


