So in reality it's not so much a drive, but short putt.
Anyway, I rescued these 2 female characters a couple of weeks ago. Until I can get them outside their enclosure is substandard. It is 7feet long with an attached tote. The substrate is coco husk in the enclosure, only about 2 inches, but coco Coir in the tote, about 10 inches. I was afraid one of them had eggs n needed a nesting area. Anyway they used the hide the first couple of days, and would dig and bury there, but I added some stuff and a pot type hide in the main area and now they dig there. It is just a shipping crate that I lined with plastic and they are tearing it up.
Any suggestions on how to make the hide area more attractive? I have it covered so as to be a humid hide. Should I uncover it and maybe move the basking area where the deep dirt is? What part of the enclosure do they typically dig in the most?
The good news is they have both gained weight since I got them.
Anyway, I rescued these 2 female characters a couple of weeks ago. Until I can get them outside their enclosure is substandard. It is 7feet long with an attached tote. The substrate is coco husk in the enclosure, only about 2 inches, but coco Coir in the tote, about 10 inches. I was afraid one of them had eggs n needed a nesting area. Anyway they used the hide the first couple of days, and would dig and bury there, but I added some stuff and a pot type hide in the main area and now they dig there. It is just a shipping crate that I lined with plastic and they are tearing it up.
Any suggestions on how to make the hide area more attractive? I have it covered so as to be a humid hide. Should I uncover it and maybe move the basking area where the deep dirt is? What part of the enclosure do they typically dig in the most?
The good news is they have both gained weight since I got them.