hello, i have a natural looking tank too, in mine i have

- water pot
- pot for meal worms
- bark to hide under
- a little house made out of wood, for hamsters, which is great to scrape against to get skin off. and too hide in
- a rock to sit on and scrape against.
- a terracota plant pot, to hide in and scrape against
- folliage to decorate, and to add for hidding .
- finially , this will soudn takey but works and looks fine, in england, they sell marshmellows in bit tubs, i cut a hoel in one of these at the front and i use that for a humid hide, i have vermiculite in it and i just give it a spray evryso often. my geckos sit in here till they all warm and ready to shed then they go to the rock, pot, house, bark to scrape the skin off, works fine for mine (will put a photo on here one day.

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• Humid hide problem - Jipjap, Mon Apr 30 06:55:59 2007
• RE: Humid hide problem - amoredelmorte, Mon Apr 30 08:13:16 2007
• RE: Humid hide problem - sport72186, Mon Apr 30 11:02:56 2007
• RE: Humid hide problem - Jipjap, Mon Apr 30 12:15:12 2007
• RE: Humid hide problem - jamster, Mon Apr 30 16:12:31 2007
• RE: Humid hide problem - jamster, Mon Apr 30 16:13:57 2007
• RE: Humid hide problem - mootish, Mon Apr 30 16:28:30 2007
• RE: Humid hide problem - mkco79, Mon Apr 30 17:17:03 2007
• RE: Humid hide problem - Jake_Jackson, Tue May 1 11:11:57 2007
• RE: Humid hide problem - jleahl, Thu May 3 21:11:40 2007
• RE: Humid hide problem - mkco79, Tue May 8 15:50:02 2007
• RE: Humid hide problem - freekygeeky, Thu May 24 11:43:37 2007