It’s maybe a bit premature but I moved Baby Godzilla into the larger enclosure. I was worried that the smaller one would be too boring for them. The first step was sorting the humidity. It was sticking at around 80% humidity and I asked on reddit if that was too much and people agreed it was. I sorted it out by switching the top plate out with the net that came with the enclosure. Now it’s sitting at 60-70% humidity which seems ideal.

The top half of the small enclosure inside the larger enclosure

The next part was getting Baby Godzilla out into the new enclosure. I didn’t want to force them out so I put the top half of the small enclosure inside the larger one and waited for them to explore. It took a few hours but finally they made it out. I made to sure to feed them soon after so they knew it was a nice place.

Feeding is a bit more involved now. There are more hiding spots for the flies so sometimes I have to give the fake foliage a little shoogle so the fly runs up the side but eventually Baby gets them. The architecture is a bit more complex so I’ve seen baby fail a jump which was very cute. There are 3 clumsy folk in this house now I guess.

A macro shot of Baby Godzilla

The larger enclosure makes it a bit easier to take macro shots so hopefully I can get some good ones in the future.