What kind of substrate do you recommend for a humid hide that will keep about 50-60% humidity?
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I mean, you can use Eco earth. You also could use coco husk.
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I will definitely keep that in mind
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Damp Sphagnum moss in a small Tupperware container with a hole cut in it so the hog can get in. Works superbly! 
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I am currently using that right now, but I found that it has to be changed out pretty often. I was hoping to find something you can get in pretty large bulk.
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Hmmmmm. I just fluff the moss in the container and remove any feces? and then re mist……
I noticed after 2-3 remistings, your supposed to throw it away. I usually have to throw it away after about 6 days. I have 6 hoggies, and I have gone through half a block of the compressed moss in 2 weeks.
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Oh wow! Are they in tanks or tubs?
My hoggie is in the dreaded “tub” set up (not a rack!) lol! So I don’t have to use humid hides. When I see him in blue I just move his water bowl closer to his heat mat and therefore make his whole enclosure a “humid hide” until he sheds out……
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I have them in tubs
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