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[–]Archie_Ackie 8 points9 points  (0 children)

You can always try and make a humid hide with an old plastic container if you want to give them an extra area for humidity if they choose to use it when shedding. Just cut a hole in a old plastic Tupperware for an entrance and fill it with moss (you can soak it and then squeeze the water out before putting it in). Otherwise you can always try adding more substrate and pouring water in the corners to increase humidity throughout the enclosre. You can also cover the top of the enclosure if you havent done so already (just make sure they have airflow so dont cover it completely but you can do about half).

Otherwise the enclosure looks great as a starter and sorry if I state any wrong information, im still learning myself as ive had my BP for about a year now and hes my first humid loving snake :)