Should I have sphagnum moss as the substrate in it, or nothing, or cypress mulch? And which substrates would need misting, and how much? Thanks.
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Travis123
Aug 09, 2003 09:40 PM
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somegirl
Aug 09, 2003 10:41 PM
it definetely needs *something* in it. most of what ive read suggests sphagnum moss, and it works well for me. dont worry so much about how often youre supposed to mist it...it just depends on how dry it is, and youll be able to tell. mine generalyl stays pretty good for a few days without needing another misting
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ginevive
Aug 11, 2003 06:54 AM
Here's what I do, and I can almost guarantee you'll get a full one-piece shed. I cut an entrance hole in the side of a rubbermaid container, and I place a clump of moist sphagnum in there. This has worked great for me.
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