Looks good! Loving the cage and setup. If you want to boost the humidity a little more plant your plants in clay pots. When you water the plants soak them in a bowl to water them from the bottom. It will encourage downward root growth and the clay pots will give off a lot of moisture. I go in...
Hah! Right! Thanks for the compliments and help everyone. I did lose Louise a couple months back. She was fine, eating a lot, and the next day I founder sitting in the water bowl. She was having a hard time getting up and walking around. I thought maybe somehow she over heated or.. me and...
I had some thing similar not too long ago. I bathed them, with a soft tooth brush applied Hibiclens 1:10 ratio with water. Dried and applied cream. I did a 50/50 of athletes foot cream and triple antibiotic cream. With 2-3 days It looked like it never happened. :)
Saw a babie softshell on Lake Erie shore here in Northeast Ohio yesterday. Very cool and cute. I thought he may have been injured. My brother touched him and he scrambled into the lake. He was fast!
You’ll need a step drill bit to punch clean holes through plexi, if you go that route. The issue will be your heat lamp. That’s a lot of scoring. The simple fix would be go the route Toddrick reccomends. It’s inexpensive and buys you time to plan for a larger enclosure.
Like Tom said it helps to have a custom built enclosure that will hold in humidity by being almost sealed. Aside from wire holes and door seams it’s sealed.