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Peat Moss can be found at the places you mentioned or Wal Mart.
Sorry again John. Maybe my friends Pink Toe also died from being in a small Cricket Keeper when they are active and like to climb. DUH! I had just woken up, but maybe it was his sponge. I haven't had the sling experience yet. Ermac is and has always been a beast so no fears for drowning and our Pink Toe ,Jeff mists 1 to 3 times daily. Hes got a Hawks eye on that humidity gauge and he has two small bottle caps filled with water that aren't wide so she can't climb into them but they are the perfect height so she can drink! If it was me I know I would constantly change the sponge.
I always just used small water dishes (bottle caps and the like) on the small T's. An adult Rosehair should be fine with a larger dish, as long as it is fairly shallow.
One of my T's has a Pringle's tub lid, it wasn't happy with anything else I used.
Another has a large tub with Sphagnum moss in, which I mist generously and she will go and sit in it to 'drink'.
Personally I don't use the gel and prefer sponge but its a personal preference.
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Maybe my friends Pink Toe also died from being in a small Cricket Keeper when they are active and like to climb. DUH! I had just woken up, but maybe it was his sponge. I haven't had the sling experience yet. Ermac is and has always been a beast so no fears for drowning and our Pink Toe ,Jeff mists 1 to 3 times daily. Hes got a Hawks eye on that humidity gauge and he has two small bottle caps filled with water that aren't wide so she can't climb into them but they are the perfect height so she can drink! If it was me I know I would constantly change the sponge.
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