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i was wondering if you could put one of those things for a fish tank, like the air bubble things inside your snakes water bowl to make it more humid, would it work ??
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Yes, people have benn known to use air stones in their water dishes to up the humidity. You have to secure it or the snake will move it around, though.
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hey i never knew that but would it hurt the bp if it was in the water bowl or wouldn't it like scare him or what ever? if not i am about to put it in because i am really tired of spraying every hour. the humidity drops just as fast as it rises.
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An alternative is the Tropic Air humidifier, which you hook up to an aquarium-style air pump.
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I've tried the Tropic-Aire and it works great. Just be sure to buy an air pump rated for a larger tank than what you have.
But with glass tanks and screen lids, by far the easiest solution is to cover with damp towels and/or duct tape (outside top of screen lid). Also I've heard using Bed-a-Beast substrate does wonders for humidity - plus you can feed on it and it looks natural.
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we use a large water dish on top of the undertank heat pad..cover 3/4 to 1/2 the top of a 20g long tank with a glass cover(sometimes!) and Lucy has never had a bad shed...humidity seems to hover around 50% if you can believe the gauge.
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 Originally Posted by Tigergenesis
cover with damp towels and/or duct tape (outside top of screen lid).
could you put the towels in the tank or is that not a good idea??
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I would put some money away for a tropicaire just follow the wise advice of TG - an air stone would probably be fine to use in the water bowl but I could also see it frightening the BP out of drinking (possibly).
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I've not tried the towels inside the tank - the humidity goes up just fine on top of the screen top.
Have you tried a humid hide? It would be all you need - if your snake will use it. My bp won't, that's why I use the Tropic-Aire and the damp towel methods.
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I also use the tropicaire and would recomend it to anyone. It cured my humidity probs right away.It actually got too humid....had to revamp my lid.
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