Would I have to drill more holes in this for a GBB?

[ImSupposedToLoveYou]

Do you guys think this enclosure would need more holes for a GBB? Im hoping not, simply because it's super thick and would be hard to. But I'm totally willing to if you think it needs to be done

Thanks!

 

[cold blood]

Terrestrial species kept predominantly dry do not require a lot or any special kind of ventilation. You could literally get away with 1/4 of whaty you have.

 

[ImSupposedToLoveYou]

Terrestrial species kept predominantly dry do not require a lot or any special kind of ventilation. You could literally get away with 1/4 of whaty you have.

I appreciate it, thank you!

Terrestrial species kept predominantly dry do not require a lot or any special kind of ventilation. You could literally get away with 1/4 of whaty you have.

You are obviously very knowledgeable. When you use coco fiber, do you use the loose bags or the bricks? I find the bags are still pretty moist, and like to put it in the oven to dry it for arid species. Should I even bother? Is that overkill, you think? I know the bags are obviously more expensive, but I work in the pet industry and get them at distributor pricing so I don't feel as bad using the bags. I hate the bricks.

 

[cold blood]

When you use coco fiber, do you use the loose bags or the bricks? I find the bags are still pretty moist, and like to put it in the oven to dry it for arid species.

when putting it in an enclosure, you want, no, need it to be holding some dampness, this is the onlly way it will tamp down properly

Should I even bother?

Nope, embrace the dampness. I am always surprised at people's fear of a little dampness that lead them to over drying everything in sheer panic....lol.

I hate the bricks.

I dont like them either.


I generally prefer either peat or plain old cheap top soil...coco fiber is nice, just expensive and that adds up with a roomful of ts

 

[ImSupposedToLoveYou]

when putting it in an enclosure, you want, no, need it to be holding some dampness, this is the onlly way it will tamp down properly


Nope, embrace the dampness. I am always surprised at people's fear of a little dampness that lead them to over drying everything in sheer panic....lol.

I dont like them either.


I generally prefer either peat or plain old cheap top soil...coco fiber is nice, just expensive and that adds up with a roomful of ts

Thank you so much for the advice!

 

[viper69]

Do you guys think this enclosure would need more holes for a GBB? Im hoping not, simply because it's super thick and would be hard to. But I'm totally willing to if you think it needs to be done

Thanks!

No