well I have a few hours & decided to do some spot cleaning, freshen up the pools, clean the moss pits, shells,& add a few lil climbing branches that came off the maple tress from our yard..I see I have some company..perhaps spying on me..lol..this is "no name" only because I didnt have enufff time to spend w him/her before she hide for a mnth..ive tried to sex him/her but wasnt having it today..I want to say a she, because like to redecorate the moss I have outside the wood hideout..Any suggestions on a name?Sent from HTC EVO, using Tapatalk 2
our room is on the shady side so this her trying to climb up the window sill, for a picture
how silly is this...trying to fight a crab for a picture. but she is pretty..
sorry about the bright flash against the tank..This is my 10 g setup for my 2Purple Pinchers..the net is my cheap 2nd tier which hold a deep moss pit..they can either climb the tree bark(against the left side,behind the bromeliad) or across the apple branch which I have wedged against the hideout..the hideout side is 7"deep with the hidey sumwhat submerged (the hidey is a reptile hideout w a thick tree trunk on bottom,& they love it) there are 2 blue containers for water pools. I use those, outdoor rechargeable led lights for your walkways as evening spylights, they only last about 6 hrs but I can't see from afar w/o having my face depressed against tank.You see who is checking things out & I think we like it..CALLA , see how red she looks in these pictures?
It doesn't matter what the tank looks like to us humans, so long as the hermits have what they need. Heat, humidity, deep substrate and enriching things to climb on - all of which you've provided. 
). I had trouble with heat the first few months since it was my first time with exotic pets, and had to keep the tank wrapped in an emergency mylar blanket to boost the heat high enough. It was overwhelming at times, but it was a heck of a lot of fun!