Hi guys.
My sub is constantly drying out. I keep trying to saturate it with water (No crabs are molting or buried currently) Any tips?
Thanks
Substrate drying out
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Pumpkincrab
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Re: Substrate drying out
Is it dry all the way through? Have you done the chopstick/ruler method?
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Re: Substrate drying out
When I dig in it a bit, it seems the bottom layer is more moist, but I'll try the chopstick method!
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