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    Did I put enough air holes in this tub?




    the same on the other sides as well.

    I'm deciding to organize in tubs instead of tanks and I don't want to kill the hognose I'm expecting.

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    Tubs aren't air tight so you have enough air holes for sure.

    The number of holes will determine the humidity level inside the tub so you may have to add more (less humid) or cover some up (more humid) depending on the humidity in your house.

    Check out this thread on cage heating to make sure that you have that set up correctly as well:

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    Re: Did I put enough air holes in this tub?

    Quote Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant View Post
    Tubs aren't air tight so you have enough air holes for sure.

    The number of holes will determine the humidity level inside the tub so you may have to add more (less humid) or cover some up (more humid) depending on the humidity in your house.

    Check out this thread on cage heating to make sure that you have that set up correctly as well:

    http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...04#post1845904

    Oh, I didn't realize that, I thought she would suffocate if I didn't.
    That's good to know, I'll just buy another, since they're pretty cheap.
    Thanks!

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    Chrck your humidity first, most people need some holes to keep humidity in the proper ranges anyway.
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    Okay, thank you

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