Jipjap, I also was looking for something a little more natural looking than a ziploc container w/a hole in the side (which works great!). Finally at my local pet store I found a hide that wasn't too big. I put it on top of a cool whip lid, traced around it, cut the lid into the shape of the hide, and siliconed it to bottom side of the hide, so it has a bottom. I put long-fibered sphagnum in it and keep it moist by misting every day. She loves it in there! I do keep it over the heat mat, which dries it out quicker; but she uses it much more often than she did when it was on the unheated side of the tank.
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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

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• Humid hide problem - Jipjap, Mon Apr 30 06:55:59 2007
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• RE: Humid hide problem - Jipjap, Mon Apr 30 12:15:12 2007
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• RE: Humid hide problem - Jake_Jackson, Tue May 1 11:11:57 2007
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