So....is the moist moss thing in the shelters really important?(I know humidity is good for shedding) And if so, what type is best because I just put some moist Green Moss into my leo's bigger shelter and they wont go in it! They only go in the small, dry one so far. Should I take out the new moss? And what is the best temp. to keep on the warm side of the cage? Thanks!
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Moss bedding in shelters?
ribbitt
Jun 20, 2004 03:08 PM
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Leo Lover
Jun 20, 2004 10:46 PM
You can use sphagnum moss or green moss and also peat moss, that stuff looks like dirt. I use the peat moss mixed with vermiculite in my egg laying chambers and I use moist paper towels in my humid hides.
Keep the humid hide on the warm end of the tank, and mist the hide daily. 
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