Humidity?

[House-of-Herps]

Do you have any tips to raise humidity?

Thanks,
Jon :mrgreen:

[led4urhead]

Welcome to the site! Glad to have you around What are you using for an enclosure? If you are using a glass tank, you can cover most of the screen top with some contact paper to help keep the humidity in. You might try a bigger water bowl or the DIY humidifier in the DIY section.

[Smulkin]

Carson's the man - more details would benefit you in getting better more detailed responses - but he's got you off on the right path. Also try the "search" feature up top there and plug in "Humidity".

[Brandon.O]

yeah there has been tons of posts about this. Its pretty easy to find. Misting helps and covering the top helps too, i use saran wrap it works great others use contact paper and i bet it works just as good, good luck

[elevatethis]

This definitely gets a SEARCH response from me.

Pretty basic question, the search feature should be used more because it keeps the repetitive questions down. But its ok, you won't be a noob for long...

[House-of-Herps]

I have vision cages

[led4urhead]

Interesting .. how big is your water bowl? What are you using for substrate? How is it heated?

[Anonymous]

The humidity inside your house/enclosure will also highly depend on the humidity outside.
Where are you from? If you don't mind me asking.

[normballpython2]

what animal do u have be cause my humiduty is 62% and didn't do anything(by the way i ahve a bp)

[Anonymous]

I personally wouldn't keep humidity at 62 ... unless my snake is shedding. To avoid belly rot. In the 50s is good.