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    Humidity

    After battling to get my humidity up, I changed my substrate. Now it's too high. Help.

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    It will go down in a couple of days. A heat lamp will suck the moisture out right quick, plus a glass tank also helps to get rid of humidity.

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    Re: Humidity

    Was wondering what substrate you were using before and what you changed too. I use heat lamps and would like a substrate that brought my humidity up some.
    Thanks ps beautiful snake by the way
    Last edited by ballpythonsrock2; 09-02-2015 at 08:20 AM.

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    Re: Humidity

    Reptichip will solve your low humidity woes

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