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    What is too high for humidity for our BP's???? Today it's been raining outside so the temp outside was nice, so we turned off the A/C and opened some windows. A little later I went to Junior's tank and checked the humidity and it was up to 85. I flipped out. Before it stays around 57-63. I've been trying to get it to drop since then. What is too high, and what will it do to my BP????

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    You will need to heat the tank or cage up, so the humidity will drop. IMO 85% is just too high, I think optimum is around 60%. My bp's are kept at 60% sometimes as high as 63%, but I dont feel comfortable letting it get too much higher. You run the risk of them getting an RI.
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    i wouldnt go over 65%
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    85 for a short period of time is fine, just so long as it isnt too long. It does rain in the wild :wink:
    Are you using an aquarium or steralite?
    Do you use any overhead heating?

    Im in Utah (I dont think Ill ever have your problem :wink: )
    If it doesnt drop in the next day or two, then Id start worrying.
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    Yea .. green_man hit it on the head. I wouldnt worry too much about it unless it gets into a period of days.
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