bethanboys
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Okay...odd question here...
My baby Leo does NOT like his humid hide. It's just a deli cup with paper towels in it and I spray it daily. Once a day but sometimes during a shed I spray it twice a day. He HAS used it before, but it's not his favorite spot and he doesn't stay in it long.
As a result, I've had to help him with two sheds the last two times...one was stuck on his eyelid and the other time it was on his toe still 24 hours later so I let him walk on wet papertowels and used a Qtip to rub the rest off.
I am thinking the problem MIGHT be that the deli cup hide feels to open and exposed. It's clear plastic and he likes dark, tight spots. His favorite spot to hang out is either in between the glass and his hot/dry hide or in the small space between the two TP rolls in his tank.
What about putting dark construction paper on his humid hide? I wonder though if that is toxic at all should he lick it? I've seen people use glued on plastic leaves before, but I don't have access to t hat right now and he's just starting another shed (in his hot/dry hide like usual). I also have some felt?? (Thinking kids craft supplies I have on hand here...hehe)
My baby Leo does NOT like his humid hide. It's just a deli cup with paper towels in it and I spray it daily. Once a day but sometimes during a shed I spray it twice a day. He HAS used it before, but it's not his favorite spot and he doesn't stay in it long.
As a result, I've had to help him with two sheds the last two times...one was stuck on his eyelid and the other time it was on his toe still 24 hours later so I let him walk on wet papertowels and used a Qtip to rub the rest off.
I am thinking the problem MIGHT be that the deli cup hide feels to open and exposed. It's clear plastic and he likes dark, tight spots. His favorite spot to hang out is either in between the glass and his hot/dry hide or in the small space between the two TP rolls in his tank.
What about putting dark construction paper on his humid hide? I wonder though if that is toxic at all should he lick it? I've seen people use glued on plastic leaves before, but I don't have access to t hat right now and he's just starting another shed (in his hot/dry hide like usual). I also have some felt?? (Thinking kids craft supplies I have on hand here...hehe)
