Humid hide in the cage with oak bark, big chunks and a couple inches of substrate including oak bark broken up with a hammer and a couple handfuls of

Finished with a few egg crates

They hide from light all day in the substrate or under the hollow water gel tub.

Ready for the bugs. Lots of substrate for nymphs, humid hide, screen window on the other side, some oak bark slabs. I got all my oak bark from the bas

Humid hide in the cage with oak bark, big chunks and a couple inches of substrate including oak bark broken up with a hammer and a couple handfuls of

My humid hide cup. Hot glue a tube of screen through a plastic cup and fill with water gel cubes and put the lid on. For humid loving roaches like tho

should work for working with a colony of roaches that can fly.

stacked this second plexi sheet, not glued but removable. Includes this access door with lid big enough to stick your hand in for routine maintenance

Humid hide in the cage with oak bark, big chunks and a couple inches of substrate including oak bark broken up with a hammer and a couple handfuls of

chameleonoobie
Jul 26, 2011

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