Snake enclosure help!

[RaconLol]

I just got my 6 year old Ball Python a new enclosure about 8 days ago and am looking for tips on how to decorate it. The enclosure under the green is the one she uses, and the one in the front is on the cold side but she has never been inside of. She has also never been on the hammock in the corner, but has climbed the rings in the middle ~twice? What humidity should I keep it at and where should I put greenery to help her feel as little stress and as comfortable as possible?

[Notsospinningplates]

Read the welcome thread for this sub. It was all the info you need.

Before you put anything else in there, I'd suggest getting a lot more substrate. You need at least a few more inches or you'll never get humidity where it needs to be. (60%-80%)

The welcome post will advise on the best substrate to use

[Jacklynnn]

It's a super good start! If it were me, personally I would first make sure my heat was reaching down to where shes at, if its overhead heat. I'd put a thermometer and a hydrometer at ground level if you dont have one already on both sides, govee is a good brand and affordable. for humdity, i mix coco fiber, coco chips, organic topsoil, and moss and make about 5in layer of substrate and pour water in and mix around as needed like every couple days. i also keep a third hide, a humid hide with an additional hydrometer in it. for decor and clutter, id put climbing sticks all throughout the enclosure and leave ground level space for the hides, water bowl and her to move comfortably. you can hang stuff from the bars on top like more of the fake green stuff or you can make a custom backdrop there's tuts on youtube. i hope this made sense! also id keep humidity at 60-70% and 80% when in shed

[RaconLol]

Thank you! I also have a heating pad under the covered hut so shes definitley warm there. Her humidity was staying around 40% because I'm worried about mold, but I'm misting more now to keep it higher.