#trashakemi

[shinyakou-blog]

trashakemi replied to your post “i could never watch the balto animated movie as a kid, because the...”

WHAT THE FUCK

TRUE STORY 

[hiisuya]

trashakemi replied to your post:trashakemi replied to your post:SOooooo I ended up...

there there i will still love u *pats ur head*

;w; thanky

[hiisuya]

trashakemi replied to your post:SOooooo I ended up seriously fucking everything...

what did u do?

i wanted to make weebtown my main blog and make try-fold a secondary, but about 5/6th of the way through I realized that all my posts from Try-Fold wont switch, and vice versa with weebtown, so i essentially just destroyed Try-Fold and im just waiting for my follower count to drop :P

[little-sound-dj]

trashakemi replied to your post:Hot cocoa, Christmas Carole, gingerbread ❤️

U like brisk i had no idea

The secret's out.

[little-sound-dj]

North Pole! Hot Cocoa!

North Pole: What in your life are you most grateful for?

I am most grateful for being able to survive that near-death situation as well as I did. Also super thankful all you guys helped me through that as much as you did. You're the best ｡◕‿◕｡

Hot Cocoa: What's your favorite thing about yourself?

I'm really proud of my creativity sometimes, especially when creating chipstuff. ⊂((・▽・))⊃

[happyhermitcare]

My hermit tank is so dry because winter has hit hard here, and I've wrapped plastic over the top and misted a million times but its not working and its at abt 35 humidity, would you say it worth buying one of those things that mist by themselves?

Yikes! I would defiantly look into it. I know some people have made DIY humidifiers ( I would just go to google and search diy hermit crab humidifiers- I've never made one before so I can't recommend one specifically, but there's articles, and videos to choose from)

I'm not sure what size tank you have and what kind of lid you have, but I would suggest, if you haven't already, to go with a glass lid. You can get glass cut at places like Lowes for the size you need and its relatively cheap. I switched to a glass lid when I got my topper and all of my humidity issues went away and it stays constant.

Also, moss pits and coconut fiber can help boost humidity as well as keeping your water sources near the heat source. Make sure your sub is moisten to sand castle consistency all the way through the bottom. If not, add some more dechlor fresh water. Some people find better success with tin foil or my personal favorite- a shower curtain versus saran wrap. Spraying with lukewarm dechlor water instead of cold/ roomt temp might help give a quicker boost. Also, in situations like this, some people will soak a towel in warm/hot water and put over the top of the tank.

I would also calibrate your hygrometer to make sure it is working properly if you haven't already. Here is a link that explain how to do that. 

Hopefully, you can figure out something that works for you!

[foxfire255]

Look at these two nerds.