I assume you mean those slight grey/black spots? Arrows on the image would help.
It's has white fuzz all over the sticks. Some black aswell.
Personally, I would rehouse it and adjust air flow and moisture content. Mold isn't always dangerous to T health, but stale/stagnant air is. Consider this an early warning sign that conditions are not optimal and need to be changed ASAP before your T dies. They will literally be alive one day (and look healthy too), and the next dead as a result of stagnant/moist stuffy containers.
Ok, thanks. The holes I poked we're too small I guess. The container didn't allow me to poke bigger holes, otherwise it would crack. Amac boxes it is.
No prob. You can use a 32 oz deli cup as well. I use those and AMAC boxes. Same results in terms of the T thriving
For the 32 oz deli cups, what do you use to poke the holes?No prob. You can use a 32 oz deli cup as well. I use those and AMAC boxes. Same results in terms of the T thriving
I poke holes with a pin, then run a toothpick through to create a nice even hole. For slings under 1/2", I don't run the toothpick through.
A push-pin. Also depends on the size of the T for me.
I'll be interested to see where it builds its canopy/tube based on the position of the cage furniture you provided. Keep us posted once it's settled.
The substrate I got from the store does not absorb water effectively, or at all, so they'll just be water puddles on the top of substrate if the moss isn't there to absorb it. Why? what happens when those two mix?
The substrate should be kept dry, so its no worry.
And then they end up with mites often times.
or worse, a dead avic.
Nice looking enclosure you have there.
Lol, looks like you are keeping it in your grow room.