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    Humidity

    How to big breeders with facilities that have thousands of snakes keep it humid it the snakes houses.

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    Re: Humidity

    A closed snake bin can hold humidity quite well. In fact without proper ventilation a tight sterilite container can build up too much humidity so it's not like the whole room is humid. It's easier to keep humidity up in snake enclosures than an all screen chameleon enclosure that's a fact.

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