Our current status: 1 in the 10 gallon buried for past 3 weeks - assuming molting, 1 small pp buried in a 2.5 g for about 2 weeks, and 1 buried in main 20 g for about 5 days. That leaves us with our largest pp, my daughter named Zinnia I have some pics of her but not that great since she is shy amongst humans but tends to be a bit of a pushover with the smaller ones. She has knocked one of our PP's around a few times but hoping that was just them getting to know each other. After that long winded intro, I have a few questions :
1. When the little hermie buried in the main tank - assuming he is finally molting - comes back up, do I need to isolate him for any period of time or can I just do a short bath and put him back in the Crabitat?
2. How do I spot clean with the hermies buried and possibly molting? Tried to do a little yesterday and I swore I hit his shell, and I wasn't even digging deep! I panicked and just threw a bit more substrate in that area and called it quits. I have about 6 inches mixed EE and play sand.
3. I have reptile dishes for both salt water and fresh water. But after reading on this site, I'm thinking it would probably be best to put in pools, esp for our largest, Zinnia. But, I'm afraid to do anything to the tank with Mike (our current hermie buried in 20 g tank) still being buried. What would u think would be best? Wait until Mike re-surfaces or go ahead and put the pools in? Don't want to cause harm to either hermies :/ Also, would it be better to make a bubble pool for improved air circulation in glass covered tank?
4. It seems I have a lot of humidity on the walls of the crabitat. Is that normal? I rarely need to spray inside because the humidity is stable between 78-80 and temp stays right at 80.
Will try to get some pics of our crabitat and maybe Zinnea will want to pose (lol!). That's it for now! Thank u!!
If your new pools just set on the surface, you can change it up whenever. 
