Updated Pictures of the Adoptee's :)
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Thanks for all the compliments and kind words 
Khrysty, me and the geckos can't wait to see what it is.. lol
Funny thing is soon after making this post it feels as if the tables have turned. Marley is LOVING his new hide while Aurora is out and about redecorating everything, she even went and kicked out the coconut fiber out of her humid hide. I think she has Top Opening Humid Hide Envy, lmao
Khrysty, me and the geckos can't wait to see what it is.. lol
Funny thing is soon after making this post it feels as if the tables have turned. Marley is LOVING his new hide while Aurora is out and about redecorating everything, she even went and kicked out the coconut fiber out of her humid hide. I think she has Top Opening Humid Hide Envy, lmao
Chewbecca
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Liz,
You have done SUCH a great job with the AFTs (and the others!)!
I am SOOOOO thankful that you took them in for their ex-owner.
You have given them such a wonderful home!!
Thank you!!!!
You have done SUCH a great job with the AFTs (and the others!)!
I am SOOOOO thankful that you took them in for their ex-owner.
You have given them such a wonderful home!!
Thank you!!!!
Randycooke
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very nice!!!
Thanks Randycooke..
Grimmy that's a homemade hide. I found the tutorial on this forum.
That hide is made out a "I can't believe it's not butter container," Mod Podge which is a non-toxic, water base glue and sealer and some deco sand.
I used a paint brush and covered the container in Mod Podge and then I began sprinkling the sand over it. I left it dry then kept repeating that first step until it turned out the way I wanted. Once it was the way I wanted it I lightly brushed it with Mod-Podge and let it drive for a day or two and then I had a humid hide.
Whoa! i like that brown humid hide! What kind is it?
Grimmy that's a homemade hide. I found the tutorial on this forum.
That hide is made out a "I can't believe it's not butter container," Mod Podge which is a non-toxic, water base glue and sealer and some deco sand.
I used a paint brush and covered the container in Mod Podge and then I began sprinkling the sand over it. I left it dry then kept repeating that first step until it turned out the way I wanted. Once it was the way I wanted it I lightly brushed it with Mod-Podge and let it drive for a day or two and then I had a humid hide.
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