I know these can be made from butter tubs I have one but dont think its big enough.
I have a few other things at are plastic tray type things and I was wondering if the moist hides need to have a lid at all?
Basically the bit that would be the bottom?

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moist hides really need to be as enclosed possible or they dry out really quickly. Butter tubs and ice cream tubs seem to work well. I suppose it depends on the size of your snake. Cut a hole in the side near the bottom, then invert them and use them lid side down. Is that how others use them?

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For baby leo's I use cricket tubs and when they are bigger upgrade to 500g ice cream tubs, I like the Carte Dor ones best.
maddie

Iv got an utterly buttley container, the smaller one, even tho my leo will only be three months old hes already about 6 1/2 inches long so done think this is big enough

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