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If you get 1 or 2 they die off pretty quickly. If you get a infestation of them the under bark may be to wet. We get a few every now and again but they die off quickly.

The bin is most likely not air tight. If you drill holes it will let light in.

Carry the food in a small cooler. Feed and water when you stop for the night and before you take off in the morning.

Here's a graph from mine. It's been a week and a half since I've added water

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Thank you. No, he may have tried to eat them when we first got him but gave up when he couldn't bite through them. He knows they are not food now.

I believe that's what folks here refer to as personality 🤣

Also would you enjoy constantly living in rainy weather?

Mojo came out and had his afternoon snack, then went back to his cave.

With just Reptibark and proper heat sources you won't need the fogger.

Redfoots growth rate is something like 1 inch per year give or take. I believe by 10 years they are pretty much full size. Mojo is 10 cm and 1 year old.

A good size poop out of them is about the length of their body. Otherwise it sounds like it looks right.

I would say that is the main cause. Also do you have hard water? It could be making it appear more dry. How is the little guys poops? Color, size, consistency.

His entire enclosure should be average 84 degrees. Redfoots don't need a basking spot or a hot and cool side. Also you should be giving him a 30 min soak in warm water every day.

An adult female can get up to 14 inches. Mojo is 1 year old this month and is 10cm.

If it's not an air tight seal it will be fine

Humidity should be mid 80's also. Fresh air gets in every time you feed or open the enclosure.

I don't know if the cucumber will do much more than hydrating.

It is infact an LED and it is very illuminating.

Is it the same colors too?