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    Re: What temp and humidity gauges do you use

    That's good stuff. Thank you again. Think I'll get one ordered.

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    Re: What temp and humidity gauges do you use

    I use a temp gun and that's all.
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    I just use a temp gun also, when I first started I bought a few acurite and right next to each other they couldn't even agree on the temp and humidity. Useless things imo.

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    Re: What temp and humidity gauges do you use

    Quote Originally Posted by vangarret2000 View Post
    i use thermostats. A temp gun if i want to. Humidity i use nothing.
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    Re: What temp and humidity gauges do you use

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    Will continue to use my herpstat and temp gun but still want some form of confirmation of ambient temps and humidity, even if it's a few degrees or percentages off.

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    Re: What temp and humidity gauges do you use

    I agree. I use a herp4 and temp gun but keep an acuite temp and humidity gauge for quick checks. My tubs stay consistent.

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    Re: What temp and humidity gauges do you use

    All i use is a Herpstat and temp gun once in a while. Temps are always dead on. Gotta love them herpstats

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    Re: What temp and humidity gauges do you use

    Agree, love the herpstat but you guys don't monitor humidity?

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    I just monitor mine with the accurite thermometer in the tank, although I've never seen it really dip below 40. It always hovers around 50-60% and I just mist the tank a little extra during a shed and it has worked wonderfully.
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    I have a thermostat hooked up to my rhp and flexwatt and two digital acurite temp/humidity on the cool side and hot side. U can get them at home dopot. I'll see if I can get a pix of the set up when I get home

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