- I have had my red foot Henry for over a month and I just am wondering how should I keep humidity up better in my built in hide spot it is usually 50+ and in his log it's about the same. Can you help how I keep humidity up and just check if anything on my tort looks wrong. Thanks here are some pics.
crack in shell? second last scute. 
Does his bottom part of shell look fine?- Here are some cage pics index help keeping humidity up and how should I edit.
Here is front of cage he has a reptisun 5.0 and 2 ceramic heat emitters. 
Here is his built in hide it has slag moss and cypress mulch and btw his substrate is 100% cypress mulch should I mix it with something like peat moss or coco fiber. If you could help me with my questions that would be greatly aprreciated.
Red foot questions
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Looking good to me. He has some minor bumps going on, so you might want go find a way to increase your humidity other than spraying. Its also looking like it's about time to upgrade to a larger enclosure. This might be the perfect time to transition to a closed chamber.
What does a closed chamber look like?
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Your Little RF looks just fine .....although you may want to change the name to "Henrita" ......you have a female there . 
Wow lol never expected that but anyways how can you tell?Your Little RF looks just fine .....although you may want to change the name to "Henrita" ......you have a female there .
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Haha! I noticed that too! Henrietta is a cute name too!Your Little RF looks just fine .....although you may want to change the name to "Henrita" ......you have a female there .
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