HarvestHerp5
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I've had one Indian star yearling for about 7 months and got a pretty young hatchling about 2 months ago. Neither one of them will go in a hide on either the cool or warm side of the enclosure. I have flower pots on their sides, and a bridge-style hide with sphagnum moss under it. Both of my stars prefer to sleep in moss that is more in the open or between the plants. My redfoots almost always sleep in their hides. I think it's interesting how different their habits are.