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From what I've been reading 70+ humidity seems to the norm.
You can lock humidity in by putting some foil on the screen of your tank, or a moist towel.
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Ok,so all the moisture on the tank is normal. Ive seen so many habitats and none of them have any moisture on the glass. Guess there's a lot of people doing it wrong. Thanks
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Condensation is not normal and not good. You need to lower your humidity asap. High humidity isn't as bad of an issue as condensation. 40% should be okay, with up to 80% while in shed.
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How do I keep condensation down while keeping humidity up?
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Re: Newbie questions
 Originally Posted by Inarikins
Condensation is not normal and not good. You need to lower your humidity asap. High humidity isn't as bad of an issue as condensation. 40% should be okay, with up to 80% while in shed.
Having condensation on glass at 40% humidity is odd. Either the 40% is way off or there is some seriously cold glass on that set-up in contact with the 40% warm air.
Neither is good.
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The way I read it you are getting condensation on the outside of the tank. If that is what you meant, no that is not normal. If the moisture is inside the tank that can lead to problems too but your humidity would be really high. So I think you have condensation on the outside.
You need a thermostat on the uth, if you don't have one.
Humidity during a shed should be around 60-70% for a good shed.
If you haven't checked out the caresheet give it a look.
http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ius)-Caresheet
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On the outside isn't as bad as on the inside, especially if the air inside the tank is significantly warmer than the air on the outside. I assumed it was inside that was condensating which is really bad and can lead to an RI if unchecked.
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Not condensation really,just when mist the tank it stays for a while.seems like I have to mist too often. But with light bulb it sucks humidity up. The aspen bedding doesn't seem to hold much moisture. I read that cypress would be better for more humidity.
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Yes cypress is the better choice.
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