How do I make a moist hide?

[panthergecko]

Well this is not actuallly about how to make a basic moist hide, since that is simple and plain looking + its clear so doesn't really give them a feeling of being safe/secure(I heard that).

I was wondering how I can make a 'Exo Terra natural cave' a moist hide?
http://www.exo-terra.com/download/high_res/products/images/PT2852_Reptile_Cave.jpg

Will any of these work?
I was thinking of going by 3 options,
1. is to buy a square tile put a few layers of paper towel on it then place the hide on it.
2. is to buy a square plastic container and use the lid as a base.
3. is to put the paper towels as the base with the hide on the.

 

[Riverside Reptiles]

Use some sphagnum moss, a sponge, a soil mix, or anything else that you'd like to use that'll hold moisture. Just remember that whatever you use should be cleaned or replaced on a regular basis to prevent mold, mildew, bacteria, etc. The old stand by is a margarine tub with a hole cut in the top if you don't want to spend money on a cave.

 

[panthergecko]

Thats not aesthetically pleasing.

Yeah I have a moist hide thats covered but not aesthitically pleasing. so which of the above options work?

 

[Riverside Reptiles]

Why don't you try experimenting to find what works best for you and the natural humidity of your home? I personally don't like paper towel. The suggestions that I made all work well in my experience.