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They all have other hides but will not come out of their humid hides unless they are hungry. They are all just babies. Could this cause problems, being that it is too much humidity for them? Or when they are babies do they need more moisture than adults? Any info would be appreciated,
Lisa
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0.1 Hypo Leopard Gecko
0.1 Albino Leopard Gecko
0.1 Blizzard Leopard Gecko
1.0 Pacman Frog (Phatty)
1.0 Lovebird (Tony Montana)
1.0 Elkhound (Otto)
0.1 Malamute (Paris)
5.0 Bettas
babies tend to be more nervous. I wouldnt consider it a problem, as long as they look healthy, and they are eating/drinking fine.
Just let them be, they'll come around 
~Crystal
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Crystal Light (Yes..that's my real name)
*Whenever you lose a gecko, just think of it as God building on his own Leopard Gecko collection
I actually haven't seen them drink. I think their humid hides are so humid they probably just lick the inside of them.
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0.1 Hypo Leopard Gecko
0.1 Albino Leopard Gecko
0.1 Blizzard Leopard Gecko
1.0 Pacman Frog (Phatty)
1.0 Lovebird (Tony Montana)
1.0 Elkhound (Otto)
0.1 Malamute (Paris)
5.0 Bettas
Mine do the same actually, he's in his humid hide all day and come out a few hours in the evening for his lunch. I guess that he is out during the night.
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Mizar 21
1.0 Collared lizard (Ganymede)
1.0 Leopard Gecko (Gethsemani)
1.0 Nerodia Fasciata (Serpentard)
1.2 Cats
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