New laying bin set up in need of critique

[Sire Pascal]

So this is Luna's new laying bin set up.... i still have to re-add all her plants and what not.
This is my first time doing this so any suggestions would be highly appreciated. Also i have a black bin i could use if the one i am currently using is inadequate. Ill attach a pic of it at the bottom.

 

[ThePantherBaron]

All females are different when it comes to what they will lay in. I have over 20+ active breeders and have produced almost 500 eggs this year. My method is really simple. 33 gallon trash can. 2/3rds topsoil 1/3rd play sand filled a little less then half way up the trash can. This way it gives them anywhere from 8 to 16 inches of black wall surrounding them. I will usually place a medium drift wood that forks out so she can rest on it because they tend to like to lay at a base of a plant. Pothos is too weak to hold them up. The only flaw I see in yours is how open she is when she goes up in that tree. Giving them walls give them a sense of safety and if they have nothing but dirt underneath them they will eventually lay. You must also wet the soil/sand mixture to where it can hold a tunnel and then some. Sometimes females will have different needs and you will learn along the way. I have several females that will literally lay in front of me. I also provide at least a heat source but also a uvb 5.0. Check me out on instagram. My account is thepantherbaron. You can find several photos up there of my laying bins. Good luck!

 

[Sire Pascal]

All females are different when it comes to what they will lay in. I have over 20+ active breeders and have produced almost 500 eggs this year. My method is really simple. 33 gallon trash can. 2/3rds topsoil 1/3rd play sand filled a little less then half way up the trash can. This way it gives them anywhere from 8 to 16 inches of black wall surrounding them. I will usually place a medium drift wood that forks out so she can rest on it because they tend to like to lay at a base of a plant. Pothos is too weak to hold them up. The only flaw I see in yours is how open she is when she goes up in that tree. Giving them walls give them a sense of safety and if they have nothing but dirt underneath them they will eventually lay. You must also wet the soil/sand mixture to where it can hold a tunnel and then some. Sometimes females will have different needs and you will learn along the way. I have several females that will literally lay in front of me. I also provide at least a heat source but also a uvb 5.0. Check me out on instagram. My account is thepantherbaron. You can find several photos up there of my laying bins. Good luck!

thank you so much for the tips. Tomorrow ill try to make some adjustments when i get back from work

 

[kinyonga]

Is it going to be in her cage?

 

[Sire Pascal]

Is it going to be in her cage?

yea it was but after the advice the chameleon baron gave me i think am just going to go in the direction he suggested